Sentence examples for have stems from inspiring English sources

Cinquefoils are chiefly perennial and have stems that are creeping or erect.

Many varieties do have stems that become weighted down, and the flowers hang.

Unlike ferns, however, the seed plants have stems that branch laterally and vascular tissue that is arranged in strands (bundles) around the pith (eustele).

Most species are terrestrial or grow on rocks, although Polybotrya (about 35 species) and a few other genera have stems rooted in the ground but modified to climb up trees.

Most species of Schlumbergera have stems which resemble leaf-like pads joined one to the other and flowers which appear from areoles at the joints and tips of the stems.

Pinus strobus and C. mollissima were the only species to have stems >50 cm DBH.

It compares to just 15% who have Stem degrees.

The shooting is believed to have stemmed from a fight.

(While vague, the argument seems to have stemmed from the doomed man having no religion).

All of the past "justice revolutions" have stemmed from improved communications.

It doesn't seem to have stemmed the tide of furry fiction.