Sentence examples for shoot developed from inspiring English sources

In saffron (Crocus sativus), new corms develop at the base of every shoot developed from the maternal corm, a globular underground storage stem.

No longer do we shoot, develop, and then curate them in frames or albums in the privacy of our homes.

I will shoot, develop, and then scan.

The primary shoot develops as a compact vegetative rosette, which gives rise to a terminal inflorescence upon transition of the shoot apical meristem to a reproductive fate.

Multiple shoots developed directly from the lateral bud meristems.

Green shoots developed from the explants under hygromycin pressure.

Moreover, the shoots developed under RGE conditions were distinguished by superior rooting ability in the subsequent culture.

Improvement in proliferation and rooting abilities were found in subsequent culturing of the shoots developed from the capsules.

a somatic embryos formed on the leaf tip and the cut end of a explant (Scale bar 3.5 mm); b somatic embryos formed on the edge of the adaxial surface of the leaf explant (Scale bar 2 mm); c multiple shoots developed from leaf-derived somatic embryos (Scale bar 5 mm); d plantlets converted from leaf-derived somatic embryos (Scale bar 2.5 cm).

Jordan honed his outside shooting, developed a turn-around jump shot that would become nearly unstoppable, and continually upped his insatiable drive to win.

My father's father, obviously gifted in all right-brain skills, excelled in both fields, and almost every moment of his life after those days in Panama, where he hunted wild game and, famously, at night, shot two deer through their eyes with a single bullet, was documented in beautiful black and white photographs he shot, developed and printed, himself.