Sentence examples for rootlets from from inspiring English sources

After allowing the plant--nicknamed Methuselah after the oldest person in the Bible--to grow for 15 months, the scientists dated shell fragments clinging to rootlets from the seed and arrived at an age of about 1700 years.

Lateral roots seasonally form secondary rootlets from which grow dense surface mats of proteoid roots, which function throughout the wetter months before dying off with the onset of summer.

The instrument constructed to separate the rootlets from each other made the procedure of stimulation, selection and transection of the rootlets safe.

Later, following the simultaneous emergence of the new rootlets from the parent root (see Video SV2 ), the roots swarm acropetally as a cluster.

The severity of the injury may vary from neuropraxia and axonotmesis to neurotmesis and avulsion of rootlets from the spinal cord.

A glass needle tipped (outside diameter 50  μm) 5  μL syringe (SGE, Australia) held in a stereotactic micromanipulator was used to infiltrate four 0.5  μL injections of 24 mg/mL quisqualic acid (Tocris Cookson Ltd., Bristol, UK) and 1% Evans blue at separate points along the right dorsal nerve rootlets from the rostral C8 to the caudal T1 levels.

Consistent with degenerated BBs in the adult stage, we observed that each rootlet extends from the proximal end of the TZ and projects into the neuronal dendrite.

Rootlets were taken from in vitro-grown plantlets.

Apical leaflets of 1 cm2 surface area, fully expanded leaves (>10 cm) and adventitious rootlets were collected from canes grown in hydroponic culture for two months.

In the DNA extracted from rootlets and wood tissues, only the two pairs of alleles 114:142 and 198 220 were detected with VMC 6c10 and VMC 5g7 respectively (table 1).

The stem, covered with rust-colored fuzz, will eventually turn into a trunk covered in coarse rust-colored rootlets, which absorb moisture from the air.