Sentence examples for split roots from inspiring English sources

Henri Vaillancourt — who makes bark canoes without metal components of any kind, sewing them together with the split roots of black spruce and other evergreens — was the subject of a book of mine published in 1975.

And not by 1975, needless to say, when I had paddled a hundred and fifty miles through the North Maine Woods in bark canoes, with, among others, Henri Vaillancourt, the man who had made the canoes using only an axe, an awl, a crooked knife, and a froe, sewing the hulls snug with the split roots of black spruce.

A number of proteins were up-regulated in the well-watered split roots of rice as compared to ordinary well-watered roots; that is the well-watered split roots were receiving signals from the water-deficit-treated split roots.

One of the proteins up-regulated in the well-watered split roots was a universal stress protein and a number of proteins involved in ROS defense, including several in the ascorbate-glutathione cycle.

Split root experiments suggest that root hair elongation is a local response and is independent of plant P status36,37.

That split, rooted in technology as well as style, poses a challenge for music lovers who want to upgrade their devices.

Fresh berries and sorbets are simply engulfed by a caloric tide of soda-fountain and diner favorites, like hot fudge sundae, banana split, root-beer float and banana walnut bread pudding in a banana caramel sauce.

Yet the harder it was pushed, the harder the Bentley gripped, its all-wheel drive 40 60 front-to-rear torque split rooting the 21in Pirelli P Zero tires to the road, its Electronic Stability Programme shaving off any rough edges and all the while, its self-leveling air suspension keeping things on a reassuringly even keel.

Data for leaf, petiole, stem, shoot (split-root experiment), sufficient N2, flower, pod, root and split root (nodulating) sufficient N2 and the present stem experiment (37 chips in total) were used.

Data for leaf, petiole, stem, shoot (split-root exp) sufficient N2, flower, pod, root and split root (nodulating) sufficient N2 and the present stem experiment (37 chips in total) were used.

This is the first demonstration of kin recognition – via split root or any other design – in any plant species other than angiosperms.