Sentence examples for stems coming from inspiring English sources

All have "canes," that is, long stems coming directly out of the ground.

Cacti may also be described as shrubby, with several stems coming from the ground or from branches very low down, such as in Stenocereus thurberi.

The majority of regenerated tree stems came from natural regeneration, even on planted units (77%).

Rhubarb is happy, as long as it is not kept dry; good thick stems come from well-fed plants, so mulch with homemade compost or well-rotted farmyard manure in autumn and again in early spring, just before growth starts.

Double albums, if you're at a party and someone had a bunch of pot with stems and seeds in it, you open up Jethro Tull's "Aqualung" or, I think "Houses of the Holy" was a gatefold as well, and you sift the pot back and forth till the seeds and stems came out.

Drosophila's only source of predicted stems came from simple repeats.

When the stems come up out of the ground, they have a pale green color to them.

Draw a jagged stem coming up from the leafy shapes on the pineapple.

Some of this stems from coming late to the game, but it also derives from the nature of the people themselves.

Where did the twist in the stem come from?

Some support for the connection between spatial skills and STEM comes from longitudinal studies.