There are 200-year-old trees and many of them lay down on the ground, rotten.
Aubrey thought that some of what he passed on to Wood was unsuitable for publication until the author and his subjects were rotten in the ground, "like medlars".
The host species were chosen to represent different subfamilies of ants (Dolichoderinae, Myrmicinae, Formicinae, Ponerinae) with nesting ecology either directly in the soil or in rotten logs near the ground [ 22- 25], therefore all being likely targets of soil-borne pathogens such as M. brunneum.
The spider wasps (Pompilidae) usually construct single cells in the ground, in rotten wood, or in rock crevices and provision them with paralyzed spiders.
She was sitting underneath a feijoa tree, and he became fixated with the sight and squelching sound of the rotten fruit on the ground.
There are " dumpster divers " who are willing to wade through old coffee grounds and rotten orange peels to get their hands on your data.
Tracing the line back to the trunk over ground littered with rotten acorns and rodent-raided hazelnuts, I find a cherry tomato beginning to sprout from the moss.
In western North America, B. badius is replaced by the similar B. zelleri, which also grows both on the ground and on rotten wood.
Year after year, the American media is bombarded with tales of moose throughout Sweden becoming hilariously intoxicated from eating the apples that have fallen to the ground and become rotten and fermented.
Four groups (within 50 cm of each other on the ground) of five rotten apples were then chosen.
He started the seminar with a talk on how oil is made, using a slideshow to show children how half-rotten olives found on the ground can be used to make cheap blends, instead of green olives still on the trees.
