Sentence examples for grew upwards from inspiring English sources

At Kaingaroa, branches generally grew upwards, whereas at Ribbonwood branches often curved downwards.

Plants formed entwined spongy mats lying loosely on the bottom and frequently grew upwards as long interwoven strands covering the water surface (Fig. 3).

Results highlighted the priority for hydrate growth inside the groove of rough metal surface, from which the hydrate grew upwards to the outside of the groove and then to the water-gas interface.

When SDSN and SDS were used hydrates grew upwards on the reactor wall due to the relatively narrow contact angle of the surfactant solutions on the reactor sidewall, while SDBS led to the hydrates formed mainly in the bottom of the reactor as a result of the relatively wide contact angle.

The Aβ fibrils then "grew upwards" as Aβ that aggregated in solution precipitated on top of the fibrils (Movie S1 and S2).

One of the earliest studies on gravitropism, carried out in the 19th century [ 5], showed that plant shoots kept in the dark grew upwards.

Some plants that would usually be used as ground cover will adapt and grow upwards if you train them.

Growing alongside its rivals like an oak from an acorn, i is akin to a young tree, growing upwards, hopefully for a long time to come.

Futuristic Garden: £12, sciencemuseumshop.co.uk Pop some seeds into the nutrient-packed, different coloured gels and watch them germinate, first developing roots and then growing upwards towards the light.

Unable to expand outwards or sideways (as electricity turbines still rumble away in its south-eastern quadrant), Tate Modern had to grow upwards.

Following advice from a garden centre, I prune back the new growth each spring and tie the shrubs up to encourage it to grow upwards.