Sentence examples for keep roots from inspiring English sources

The mulches also conserve water and keep roots cool.

Myth: Mulch Warms the Soil It might seem that applying a mulch for winter would keep roots snuggly and warm, but that is not so.

Over a black roof — flat is easiest but sloped can work — goes insulation, then a waterproof membrane, then a barrier to keep roots from poking holes in the membrane.

The pots contained cylinders surrounded by a mesh, with holes small enough to keep roots out but large enough to let in mycelia.

Hyphae of the mycorrhizal fungi are able to deeply explore the rhizosphere and transport water and minerals to plant roots and keep roots moist even when there is less water availability (Varma et al. 2013).

Be sure to keep roots attached to each division.

It's intense, but I keep quiet and keep rooted and he keeps talking.

"Sometimes they'll just keep rooting down until the hole is three or four feet deep.

"For all the oddsmakers out there, keep rooting against us," he said.

There is a tiny restaurant in the garment district that I keep rooting for.

But even he may keep rooting for Butler, after The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's Jeff Potrykus's idea that the Bulldogs cannot be considered underdogs anymore.