Sentence examples for outermost branches from inspiring English sources

Truffles, with a nutritional value higher than any other vegetable, grow on the roots of trees like willow, poplar, hazelnut and oak, usually at the drip line of the outermost branches.

In contrast, the phylograms for Irgb2 and Irgb6 have a depth similar to the mouse-rat divergence (about 20 million years) (Gibbs et al., 2004), the M. spretus sequences are embedded in the M. musculus trees, and any tendency to correlation with subspecies is seen only in the outermost branches.

GRCD3 is placed in the outermost branch together with AGL6 of Arabidopsis [ 60].

Kitasatospora setae NBRC 14216T was placed within the same clan as Streptomyces creating the outermost branch.

In contrast, in the NJ tree, the cyanobacteria were divided into two main clades at the deepest level and the Clade A formed the outermost branch of one of these clades, separated from all other species/strains by a long branch (additional file 2).

The subtype 2a clade is a monophylogenetic clade, in which one strain from Guangdong is located at the outermost phylogenetic branch.

Branches 1 and 2 include strains isolated in the north-east quarter of France, the outermost samples belonging to branch 2. Branches 3 and 6 are composed of strains isolated around the center (close to Paris) and in the South-East quarter of France, respectively.

If muscle contraction then commenced and phosphorylase was activated, it would expose the outermost tier of branch points (assuming that debranching enzyme did not immediately resolve them), which would now inhibit AMPK.

The feeding larvae were removed from the outermost part of the defoliated branch to be sampled and moved further back.

Branches initiate from the epidermis or outermost cortical cell layer in Physcomitrella.

Over the mucous membrane are three layers of muscle tissue; the innermost layer has spirally arranged fibres, the middle layer has circular fibres, and the outermost sheath has longitudinal fibres that end in many fingerlike branches (fimbriae) near the ovaries, forming a funnel-shaped depository called the infundibulum.