Sentence examples for stem form from inspiring English sources

Rhizomes are the most common stem form.

The advantages of foxtailing that have been reported are greater height growth, better stem form (i.e., straight with minimum taper), and greater dry matter production of more merchantable material.

In Old World Asparagus (which includes the former families Protasparagus and Myrsiphyllum), the true leaves are reduced to scales or spines, but terminal internodes of the stem form cladodes (leaflike, green organs that are filiform to variously laminate).

The -ī- stem form in Latin -iēba- is thought to have coalesced early with the -ē- stem -ēba- form, but a few modern languages (notably Italian, Friulian, and some Spanish and Portuguese dialects) have reflexes of an -ība- form that might have survived from popular Latin.

Lemmatization: morphological variants are reduced to their stem form.

Besides, we will not reduce the word to its root form, but to its stem form.

Its most devastating form (Puccinia graminis) attacks the plant's stem, forming lethal, scaly red pustules.

The correspondence leads to the interpretation that the crystalline stem directly forms at the growth front above 208 °C and that the mesomoprhic stem forms below 208 °C.

(F) Predicted helical stem formed between the unprocessed 5′ and 3′ precursor sequences at the termini of the 17S rRNA.

These vapors deposited on the surface of the Ga2O3 nanowires and ZnGa2O4 stem formed through reaction (stage III in Fig. 4).

In this second stage, a nearly cylindrical stem forms at the orifice that lengthens as the bubble rises above the plate, and this stems feeds an almost spherical gas envelope stituated at the stem upper end.