Sentence examples for horizontal stems from inspiring English sources

Below the hydrosoil the creeping, horizontal stems produce stolons.

And they form at the end of horizontal stems that we call stolons.

Both species produce new shoots vegetatively each year from horizontal stems growing on the soil surface.

Many grasses produce horizontal stems, either below ground (rhizomes) or above ground (stolons).

Extensively creeping stolons and rhizomes (aboveground and underground horizontal stems) enable the plant to establish a dense turf.

Rose moss seldom forms sporophytes and capsules (spore cases); it reproduces primarily by stolons (horizontal stems that root at the nodes).

Ground turmeric is made by boiling, drying and grinding turmeric root, which, like ginger, is the horizontal stem of a plant that grows underground.

Ferns typically possess a rhizome (horizontal stem) that grows partially underground; the deeply divided fronds (leaves) and the roots grow out of the rhizome.

Artists must now embrace the cultural theorists' beloved model of the rhizome and think of their work as a horizontal stem for numberless roots and shoots — as many entry and exit points as fans can devise.

For example, U-shaped burrows require specifications for vertical and horizontal segment lengths; Y-shaped burrows require specifications for lengths of inclined upper branches and for the horizontal stem.

A rhizome is a horizontal stem that grows out from the center of the plant.