Sentence examples for roots formed from inspiring English sources

After the Philadelphia Centennial of 1876 Dutch New Yorkers, like others who started to re-examine their colonial roots, formed an organization as a way of reclaiming their heritage, calling it the Holland Society.

When rocks are subjected to high temperatures and pressures in mountain roots formed where continents collide, certain datable minerals grow and even regrow to record the timing of such geologic events.

Here, the introduction of a transgene comprising RAA1 driven by the promoter of HAK1, a gene which encodes a drought-enhanced K transporter, was shown to exert a positive effect on the size of the root system and the number of adventitious roots formed.

A phytomer is a developmental unit composed (in rice) of a leaf, a node to which the leaf is attached, an axillary bud, which will eventually give rise to a tiller, and two rings of crown roots formed above and under each node and called the "upper root" and the "lower root" (Fig. 2a).

A comparison of the lengths of the longest roots formed, indicated that Rygex significantly (P < 0.001) stimulated root growth at 1. 5 and 10 g/l and Ecoryg stimulated root growth at 1 and 5 g/l, whereas none of the other four biostimulant formulations promoted root growth (Table 5).

Nodal roots formed under waterlogged conditions were almost invariably whiter than roots of plants grown under drained conditions (visual observation).

A subgraph Q is unicyclic if it is a disjoint union of rooted trees whose roots form a directed cycle.

A subgraph Q is unicyclic when it is a disjoint union of rooted trees whose roots form a directed cycle.

A subgraph (mathcal {Q}) is unicyclic if it is a disjoint union of rooted trees whose roots form a directed cycle.

Yet with all their massiveness, roots form an essential part of any tree's life.

The shallow fibrous roots form a massive root system, and the plant is resistant to both drought and waterlogging.