Sentence examples for potent tree from inspiring English sources

"It's an incredibly potent tree," Mr. Toaig added.

Despite this, the molecular details of the interaction between human IgE and the major birch allergen Bet v 1, one of the most potent tree allergens, still remain poorly investigated.

But the commercialized images of beaming children opening presents or gazing at the tree remain potent because they speak to much deeper facts of human nature.

Sandalwood essence, for example, is a terpene, and the demand for its potent smell means the tree it comes from is becoming rare.

Yet it is indeed a rat, a deadly dirty rat, its superspecialized pelt permeated with potent toxins harvested from trees.

Yes, there is delicacy and intricacy to what the Stones do, but their albums are far more potent and portentous, like trees falling on the listener, slowly but inescapably.

In Guadeloupe, damage from the storm was limited; potent gusts uprooted numerous trees and blew debris onto streets throughout Basse-Terre.

THE oak tree is a potent enough symbol of England to have earned a mention in "Rule Britannia".

Several herbs, especially St.-John's-wort and yarrow, are potent against fairies, and hawthorn trees, foxglove, and groundsel are so dear to them that abuse of these plants may bring retribution.

A surrounding thicket of mangrove trees nurtures a potent concentration of dinoflagellates (160,000 organisms per liter, compared with the 13 or fewer typically found in ocean water).

A surrounding thicket of mangrove trees nurtures a potent concentration of dinoflagellates (600,000 organisms per gallon, compared with the 50 or fewer found typically in ocean water).