Sentence examples for ground plants from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately after disposal, the researchers said, nearly all ground plants died.

An assortment of white deadnettle, stitchwort, bluebell, bracken, wild strawberry and other ground plants grow at their feet.

The pioneer ground plants colonised the denuded landscape, which in time ceded to willow and alder and eventually to huge spruce forests.

In fact, early explorers found that malnutrition and deficiency problems like scurvy could be avoided by adopting a "primitive" diet of fresh fish and meat, with occasional ground plants and berries.

Broad-leaved evergreen forests grow in the mountainous areas to the north, with trees 100 feet (30 metres) high emerging from thick undergrowths of vines, rattans, palms, bamboos, and assorted woody and herbaceous ground plants.

Binyamin Proper, who was among the civilian volunteers who found the bodies, told Channel 2 TV that a member of the search party "saw something suspicious on the ground, plants that looked out of place, moved them and moved some rocks and then found the bodies.

In the distance, dozens of laborers were bent to the ground, planting corn and onions.

The literature devoted to school ground planting has contributed to realising the significance of the role of school ground planting for pupil school life.

Fresh shoot biomass (above ground plant weight) was measured at the end of experiment.

Part of that strategy involved opening a factory in Oakland, Ca., in May, where it expects to be producing 1 million pounds of ground "plant meat" each month.

The fascination and rapid development of portable vaporizers for ground, plant-based material is hard to ignore, if you're not living under a rock.