Sentence examples for many roots are from inspiring English sources
If many roots are visible, the plant is likely rootbound.
If too many roots are cut or damaged, the plant may die.
Response to gravity in many roots is the opposite of that in shoots; the same mechanism of auxin distribution is responsible, but roots react to different quantities of the hormone than do shoots.
At an age where many people's roots are so deep they can't shift, Garvey is up for adventure: looking around, opening up, wanting change and new ways of living.
Many root traits are plastic, i.e. the phenotype is altered by environmental factors including P availability.
Mr. Warner specialized in finance, in contrast to many oilmen whose roots were in Texas oil fields and Louisiana refineries.
Many of these roots were about 2 mm (up to 10 mm) in diameter, and were no more than about 200 mm in length.
W. B. Yeats, himself a notable example of the phenomenon, provided an image for it: "Though leaves are many, the root is one; / Through all the lying days of my youth / I swayed my leaves and flowers in the sun; / Now I may wither into the truth".
A problem with many roots "This crisis is due to a combination of factors, the major one being food insecurity," said Roger Sodjinou, the Nutrition Programme Officer with UNICEF in Chad.
"Many of them, at their root, are import-export businesses," Dr. Martell said.
The Schur-Cohn transformation is an important tool used to find how many roots of a polynomial are contained inside the unit circle of the complex plane.
