Sentence examples for many side branches from inspiring English sources

Many side branches evolved.

The four-story museum's core is two floors of artifacts, films and interactive displays tracing the history, artists and many side branches of country music.

In most moths the antennae are slender and tapering, although in some the surface area of the antennae is greatly enlarged by many side branches that make them comblike or featherlike.

The central leader type of tree, with one main leader up through the centre and many side branches, is common for pear and apple planted in hedgerows, and possibly for other fruits and nuts as the close-planted hedgerow system is more widely adopted.

There's nothing necessarily wrong with a purely chronological approach, but these days the wealth of new fossils discovered in the last 30 years has meant that the human evolutionary tree is far more like a bush than a straight line, with many side branches and dead ends.

Teosinte produces many long side branches, each topped by a male flower (tassel), and its female flowers (ears) are produced by secondary branches growing off the main branches.

The ectomycorrhizae can reach lengths of up to 10 mm and have few side branches; many older ectomycorrhizae have a cavity at the tip that resembles a hole.

Lines of both populations contrasted in many phenotypic traits, such as flower color, height of central stem, number and length of side branches, seed size, pod morphology, resistance to foliar diseases and nematodes, and many other characteristics.

Prune only stems that have side branches -- those without side stems are the ones that will branch and flower next year.

So longer side branches are more easily to fragmentize.

Side-branch venous thromboses may be seen where small venous side branches have been ligated during retrieval.