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We also calculated several parameters to characterize root systems, including root length density (RLD; km root m−3 soil), specific root length (SRL; km root kg−1 root), root weight ratio (RWR; g root mass g−1 total plant mass), and differential allocation of root weight between sides of split pots (g roots on fertilized side of split pot g−1 total roots).

The results show that for baselines of about 80 km, the root mean square is at the level of a few centimetres.

For instance, it represents about 0.01% of the total Earth's magnetic field strength at 400 km height (with a root mean square of about 3.8 nT using the NGDC-720 model; Maus, 2010) and its magnitude rarely exceeds 20 nT.

The oldest cores of the continents, cratons, possess exceptionally thick roots (180 250 km deep) that add to the stability of continental lithosphere.

Under ER (that is elevated about 18 km above EB) the roots are as deep as 210 km.

InSAR analysis (Narita and Murakami 2016) shows that ongoing deflation at a rate of 2 3 × 105 m3 per year is also shallow-rooted (0.5 km depth) and localized, consistent with continued depressurization of the hydrothermal system.

Lipton RB, Gobel H, Einhaupl KM, Wilks K, Mauskop A (2004) Petasites hybridus root (butterbur) is an effective preventive treatment for migraine.

Almost every older continent appears to have a high-velocity root about 200 400 km thick.

They might be viewed as petals of a large scale negative flower-structure that spreads over a width of 30 km at surface and is rooted deeper in the lithosphere.

The analysis used restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) and random amplification of polymorphic DNA (RAPD) to examine isolates collected from fruit bodies and rhizomorphs (underground aggregations of fungal cells that resemble plant roots) along 1 km transects in the forest.

Fig. 3 Log-log plot of plate number (largest to smallest) against characteristic plate length (square root of area, in km).