Sentence examples for grass culms from inspiring English sources

The secretions of these glands are extremely complex, containing over 40 compounds, and are deposited on grass culms (stems) or twigs at territory borders by pressing the head down onto the culm so that it enters the opening of a pore, alternating between left and right glands.

Common names: Crowfoot grass Annual grass, culms 15-60 cm high, the basal portion decumbent, usually more or less creeping, the flowering culms erect or ascending.

In the first type, the axillary meristems at the first few nodes of the grass culm (main stem) elongate to become tillers that are similar in shape and height to the primary culm.

Between seasons, they mainly feed on the Culms grasses.

Grass stems, sometimes called culms, are herbaceous or woody, and they range from about 2 centimetres (0.79 inch) in some grasses of severe climates (Aciachne pulvinata) to 40 metres (131 feet) in height and 30 centimetres in diameter in bamboos (species of Dendrocalamus).

A tufted perennial grass with tall erect culms up to 2-2.5 m height.

Koroki et al. (2010) used culm of bamboo grass treated with concentrated sulfuric acid for Cr(V) metal ion removal from aqueous solutions.

Perennial grasses regenerate by sprouting new culms at the nodes.

Napier grass grows sparse and tall erect culms up to 4.5 m whereas cv.

Phylogenetic variability exists in the compartmental path of radial transfer of sucrose in culms of the andropogonoid grasses.

Phylogenetic variation in the extent to which an apoplasmic step is involved in the radial transfer of sucrose in culms of the large tropical grasses of the Andropogoneae needs to be defined, instead of extrapolating sugarcane-based models of accumulation to other species.