Sentence examples for leaf suction from inspiring English sources

Englishman Stephen Hales (1677 1761) established by quantitative experiment that there is uptake of water by plants and a loss of water by transpiration and that this is influenced by environmental conditions: he distinguished "root pressure", "leaf suction" and "imbibition" and also noted that the major direction of sap flow in woody tissue is upward.

With older suction-and-blade type leaf removal machines, doing this so early would likely result in significant damage to grape florets and clusters early in the season.

The trapping structures of Utricularia, the bladder-like suction traps, rank among the most complex leaf structures known in the plant kingdom (Juniper et al. 1989).

More suction!

"More suction," he said.

In, suction, out.

"This helps with suction".

They tried reverse suction.

Back then, Simon lacked suction.

Then leaf subsides to leaf.

Squeegees, suction and patent wars.