Sentence examples for stem colour from inspiring English sources

Disastrously, the willows that I grow for stem colour beside the pond are being picked off one by one.

If you are after winter stem colour, the best option is a named variety that has been selected for this purpose.

There were variations among the accessions in terms of growth habit, stem pubescence, stem colour, flower colour and petiole colour.

Among the morphological traits, stem colour at maturity, stem pigmentation at flowering time and pod distribution contributed to population heterogeneity in most cases.

Variation is readily observed in the leaves (size, shape, colour, indument), flowers (size, shape, number per axil), corolla (colour, shape, patterning), petal lobes (size, shape), calyx (size, shape) and stem (colour, internode length) [see Additional Information].

The pigment is comprised of microscopic stems of colour that are 300 times as tall as they are wide, so that about 99.6% of all light "just gets trapped in the network of standing segments", he explains.

The stem varies in colour, with whitish, pale yellow-brown, pale red-brown, pale brown and grey-brown all observed, while the base is white.

For example, the dwarf1 gene is associated with several phenotypic traits in rice, such as plant height, stem length, leaf colour and panicle length.

My fascination of colour stems from my synesthesia, a rare neurological phenomenon.

Apart from its gently rippling roof, it does little to draw attention to itself; all the colour stems from either the gardens, costumes or sets.

It is bright – a riot of colour, stems like techno nightclubbers with deep green plumes sprouting from one of the raised beds in my mums's garden.