Sentence examples for leaves and often from inspiring English sources

Most species bear alternate pinnately compound (feather-formed) leaves and often spread by underground stems called rhizomes.

The stems often are reddish in colour and sometimes are armed with spines; they bear simple, alternately arranged leaves and often feature a pinkish taproot.

Often short-stemmed flowers, if growing where the soil is unmulched, become splashed with soil either from watering or rainfall and the leaves and often the flowers themselves have to be rinsed off before they can be used in a vase.

It is a perennial plant with evergreen, shiny and smooth leaves and often has a cluster makeup at the end.

This taxon is an annual or perennial herb with square stems and opposite leaves and often occupies roadsides, disturbed sites and cultivated fields (Peng et al. 1998).

The elephants' teeth changed as well; the crowns of molars became up to three times higher, and the teeth developed more of the enamel ridges that allowed the animal to grind grass, which is tougher than leaves and often laden with grit.

African elections are usually one-sided affairs: those in power hate to leave and often don't.

After a weekend together, there was a minimum of ten hugs before you left, and often you were waved down the driveway to get out of the car for one more hug.

Another strong predictor of early school leaving and often co-occurring with mood disorders were suicidal ideations, with an odds ratio of 7.29 adjusted for socio-demographic characteristics and psychiatric morbidity [ 58].

These chips can be bought at cell phone stores in most countries, or on the internet before leaving, and often the pre-paid plans have fixed rates and very low charges for the SIM chip (like USD$5-20 5-20

Ida herself leaves and returns, often going to another state (either a place or a frame of mind).