Sentence examples for has a taproot from inspiring English sources

Moringa has a taproot, which means a single root that goes straight down like a carrot.

Many dicots have a taproot or several strong roots, with several orders of branch roots, all originating eventually from the embryonic root (radicle).

In natural stands, all the trees had a taproot and 30% of the main roots originated at a depth of more than 20 cm, and they are regularly distributed around the stems.

Each stalk has a thick taproot that sends shoots in every direction.

If it has a large taproot or large roots extending out from the trunk that are not cut through, you will either have to dig until you reach these or find another suitable tree.

Each plant has a single strong taproot, and there is no clonal reproduction (Morris & Doak, 1998).

Henbane plants have a branching taproot and feature large alternately arranged leaves with irregular lobes.

Hickories typically grow to about 30 m (100 feet) tall and have a long taproot.

Many nut trees have a single taproot with but few branching roots, necessitating a deep hole and special care in transplanting.

Cabbage seedlings have a thin taproot and cordate (heart-shaped) cotyledons.

This species is well-adapted to growth in dry environments, having a long taproot (reported to grow over 1.5 m; [ 16, 17]) that enables water uptake even when surface moisture is limiting.