Sentence examples for height of stems from inspiring English sources

When the first flower opened (6th July 23rd August 2007), the date, number of stems, height of stems and number of buds larger than 5 mm were recorded for each plant.

Digitizing from 800 DD was done on phytomers located above the half-height of stems (for main stems and branches), assuming that by this time lower phytomers had completed their growth (Turc and Lecoeur 1997).

Thirty-two 500 m transects were established with diameter at breast height (DBH) of stems and species identifications collected for subplots every 100m from forest edge to forest interiors.

Rosette diameter was measured at 4 weeks of age, and height, number of stems, and silique length were determined at 7 weeks.

For each PSP, data were gathered on diameter of all stems at 1.4 m breast height; total tree height of selected stems; planting pattern; current and initial stand density; current stand age; survival/mortality; site characteristics (elevation, annual sunshine hours, rainfall and daily mean temperature).

The regression equation was used to estimate total tree height of those stems measured for DBH but not height.

Multivariate regression models were used to predict number and height of tree stems lost in residential parcels in each census tract based on urban morphological and socio-economic variables.

I presume the height of the stems is an indication of phylogenetic distance but the figure is hard to calibrate without an associated scale.

AT7, athb12 and at12/7 plants showed a delay in shoot elongation at the beginning of the life cycle but this difference disappeared at later stages and the height of the stems were similar in all genotypes.

The average height of flowering stems was the only size variable to significantly explain the probability of predation (P = 0.002; whole model: P = 0.0020; df = 1; AIC = 98.5; R = 0.14), with taller stems less likely to be attacked (F1,61 = 10.1, P = 0.002, R = 0.14; Fig.  3).

Juvenile (Jx) and Mature (Mx) developing xylem were sampled in 2001 from the crown and the base (breast height) of the stem in a 30-year-old maritime pine tree from the Aquitaine provenance.