Sentence examples for rush plants from inspiring English sources

They were observed at the base of live Juncus maritimus (sea rush) plants, growing on sandy soil or decaying plants, where they were feeding as saprotrophs.

He liked the way Mr. Rushing described plants he had never heard of (like the Chinese parasol trees).

At eleven-thirty, a rush of plant workers came in holding Playmate coolers and packs of Marlboro Reds, wearing "Sons of Anarchy" and Budweiser gear.

There's no need to rush a plant into the ground for fear of stems beginning growth before roots take hold.

"When a disaster occurs," she says, "there can be a rather unsavoury rush to plant the flag of your NGO in the nearest head of whoever's surviving".

Many Kiwis are in a rush to plant their own avo trees, either to supply their steady habit or to sell the highly valuable fruits: Earlier this year, the price of a single avocado peaked at NZ$7, or about $4.60 USD.

According to Professor Pi, since students in Lijiang had limited opportunities and experiences, none of them had any idea what volunteer work was until they were told to rush to plant trees and care for the elderly in nursing homes.

One such problem is an increase in nitrogen runoff as farmers rush to plant more corn to meet growing demand for ethanol.

It was she who rushed to plant a kiss on his lips just as it was she who struggled to free herself of his clinging body.

But by 2006, after farmers rushed to plant more sweet wormwood and pickers gathered it in the wild, the price had plummeted to about $70 a pound.

On Wednesday, Jennifer Gonnerman visited Brooklyn's Little Pakistan, where Central and South Asian immigrants were rushing to plant American flags in storefront windows.