Sentence examples for light stems from inspiring English sources

Otherwise the only light stems from the fact that so many South African batsmen have been away from this format of the game for so long.

Populus deltoides Marshall × P. nigra L. clone Fraser NZ-bred, very narrow tree with a light open canopy that casts minimal shade; light stems are prone to breakage at windy sites.

For NGC 1999, the light stems from the young star V380 Orionis, ESO officials said in an image desciption.

Meanwhile, an array of the agency's financial problems have come to light, stemming from Metro's mismanagement of federal grant money and from a decline in operating revenue partly caused by a steady drop in subway ridership.

In this light, stem cell therapeutics for incurable diseases is relevant.

The wind should sift the lighter stems away and leave the heavier seeds to fall.

It was also found that, besides the lower economic and environmental impact of High Pressure Sodium (HPS) lighting, stemming from the significant reduction in light pollution, the results generally indicated a better performance of this kind of lighting.

In a cold frame or a greenhouse that can be kept at 35 or 40 degrees, you could grow a more tender beauty, Collingswood Ingram, with thick dark green glossy leaves and light, whitish stems.

We also compared sapwood area estimates from a local allometric equation with LAI-2000 esthattes thavehave been corrected for clumping and the interception of light by stems and branches (Lhc, m2 half-surface area m−2 ground) across a range of age classes and stand densities of ponderosa pine forests along a 15 km swath in Central Oregon that encompassed the flux sites.

Behind him, the twisting green vines stretch out into the distance, their leaves tinged with gauzy mid-afternoon light, their stems rising up from a rich ochre-red soil.

Too much light causes stems to take on a reddish colouration; however, very low light levels will prevent flowering.