Sentence examples for shoot size from inspiring English sources

Further, harvesting operations become difficult too as the shoot size gets smaller with the increased bush height.

Modifications in shoot size and leaf orientation suggest shade avoidance reactions, probably triggered by a reduction in the red:far-red ratio of light within the canopy.

Plants were grown for 2 to 3 weeks until shoot size was 10 15 cm.

These findings might be attributed to the plants' ability to integrate over environmental heterogeneity by plastically adjusting their overall root allocation [10], shoot size [9] and physiological attributes [for reviews see 32], [33].

The rps10b-1 mutation caused a reduction in axillary shoot size at equivalent nodal positions in the rosettes of both MAX2 and max2-1 plants.

The tradeoff was also evident when tolerance was measured as the slope of reaction norms for shoot size across drought treatments (F1, 55 = 4.463, P = 0.039, r = 7.5 %, not shown).

Drought tolerance measured as the root-to-shoot ratio or a shoot size-based reaction norm was correlated with reproductive output in the laboratory (see above under Results, Parent generation), survivorship across the range boundary in the field (Siemens et al. 2009), and was even manifest under control watering conditions (e.g. Fig. 5A).

(You can also get the hot chocolate in a smaller "shot" size for $2, or mixed with coffee as a mocha. In February they add a second style of hot chocolate every day).

It has roughly the same capabilities as the EX-F1 (30fps instead of 60 for stills, and 1000fps instead of 1200 for video, but still) but is waaay smaller, like normal-size slim point-and-shoot size.

For large varmint shooting (sizes such as coyotes or even small boar) a.223 round is likely the smallest round you would want to use.

We didn't have the time to shoot that size of show without having the freedom to move around with a camera and get a bit loose, and also, creatively, to help form the feeling of the chaos.