Sentence examples for root of trees from inspiring English sources

In "Jews in the Land of Israel," he asks, "What are we doing / in this dark land with its / yellow shadows that pierce the eyes?" He concludes that "spilled blood is not the root of trees / but it's the closest thing to roots / we have".

The double root tree (see Figure 1) is formed with root of tree connecting with another root.

There are 4631 combinations at the root of tree, which accounts for only 4% of total combinations.

Let r a be the root of tree T A and r b the root of tree T B. Let T A − r a and T B − r b represent two sets of sub trees rooted at r a of T A and r b of T B, respectively.

Second, the roots of trees and plants were conveniently cut adjacent to the sites.

Some are mycorrhizal, bonding with roots of trees or other plants in a relationship of mutual dependence.

"Wherever it went, it travelled underground, in darkness, like a bushfire burning in the roots of trees.

They are saprophytes, usually associated with the roots of trees, possibly in a mutually beneficial association (see mycorrhiza).

The way her hands wreathed her drink made Eileen think of the roots of trees that crack out of and then fuse with the pavement.

Spend a day trekking down the valley to the remarkable living root bridges across streams, which the Khasi villagers have made from the roots of trees.

On turf and around the roots of trees, Mr. Fleisher's crew applies a compost tea made from fish emulsifier, peat, kelp extract and, of course, compost.