Sentence examples for most leaf from inspiring English sources

They include all white and true rusts, smuts, needle casts, leaf curls, mildew, sooty molds, and anthracnoses; most leaf, fruit, and flower spots; cankers; blights; scabs, root, stem, fruit, and wood rots; wilts; leaf, shoot, and bud galls; and many others.

We also tested alternative field sampling designs and found that for most leaf traits, biweekly leaf sampling throughout the growing season enabled accurate characterization of the seasonal patterns.

In June 2011 Nissan reported, based on data collected through the Leaf's advanced telematics system, that most Leaf owners in Japan and the United States drive distances less than 60 mile per day.

At this level of inoculum, most leaf cells did not undergo PCD (data not shown).

This procedure is generally suitable for images where objects have fairly well-behaved shapes, which is true for most leaf objects (see Artemisia annua section for an exception).

While most leaf DEGs were repressed at one hour in response to iron deficiency, most root DEGs are induced at one hour in response to deficiency.

Most leaf-miner burrows or tunnels are referred to as serpentine mines, consisting of thin, winding, whitish trails, or as blotch mines, which are broad and whitish or brownish in colour.

Most leaf-cutter ant species excavate specialized subterranean refuse chambers [3], [14], while a few deposit their waste in specialized and localized aboveground piles [3], [15] (Figure 1C).

Detailed longitudinal studies in natural populations are lacking for most leaf-cutter species, as is true for ants in general [ 28].

Abaca fibre, unlike most other leaf fibres, is obtained from the plant leaf stalks (petioles).

P. serrulata possesses the most wettable leaf surface due to the small corrugation and raised boundary of the microstructures, while H. monogynum leaf shows the largest contact angle as it exhibits corrugated microstructures with smaller pitch value and larger height compared with that of Aloe vera.