Sentence examples for from their leaf from inspiring English sources

The amount of water stored in the soil is largely dependent on the physical properties of the soil, its depth, and the amount of water lost due to evaporation from the soil surface and transpiration from plants (evapotranspiration). Transpiration is the water absorbed by plant roots that is subsequently evaporated from their leaf surfaces.

The speakers are flat and lifeless — not that anyone is expecting to bump Kottonmouth Kings from their Leaf.

Travis and Reed (1983) reported that cos(a) changes with depth in the canopy, but unfortunately the equation they used to calculate cos(a) from their leaf-angle data is incorrect (Comstock and Mahall 1985).

Wheat and weeds compete for resources, and yield losses are predicted from their relative leaf area at canopy closure.

To extract tardigrades from their substrates, leaf litter and lichen were sprinkled with tap water and after 15 min submerged in water for 15 min at room temperature.

In contrast, phage populations collected from the leaves of horse chestnut trees were found to be just as infective to bacterial hosts from other leaves within the same tree canopy as those from their own leaf (Koskella et al., 2011).

Each of the main four populations varies from the others in their leaf morphology.

Grapevines tend to adjust their leaf water balance by regulating the flow of water both to the leaf and from the leaf to the atmosphere.

His wife, Lisa, who works at the store, has picked up some recipes from their customers; big leaf thyme, a fixture in Caribbean kitchens, is now a standard ingredient in their Staten Island home.

In a recent study, Dasgupta et al. [ 31] reported 184 pathways from their in vitro leaf transcriptome library.

Methods and Results: Easy Leaf Area uses the color ratios of each pixel to distinguish leaves and calibration areas from their background and compares leaf pixel counts to a red calibration area to eliminate the need for camera distance calculations or manual ruler scale measurement that other software methods typically require.