Sentence examples for stems cut from inspiring English sources

Dr. Armitage confirms that roses benefit from having their stems cut under water because it prevents air bubbles from clogging the stem and slowing the uptake of water.

Serves 4 1 unwaxed organic lemon 400g purple sprouting broccoli, largest stems cut in half lengthways 2 sprigs rosemary, picked 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 2 whole anchovies packed in salt, fillets carefully removed, torn into large pieces Salt and black pepper 1 Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/gas mark 5. Cut the lemon into thin slices.

The model represents willow in terms of plant and stem dynamics and beaver foraging in terms of the quantity and quality of stems cut to meet the energetic and life history requirements of beaver.

Then the brushes have their outer portion of the stems cut and placed in 2 ml microtubes.

All of the stems from the wounded plants were mixed in equal proportion to generate material for the wounded library, and the stems cut from healthy trees were used to generate material for the healthy library.

Model development in Arevalo et al. [ 35] was based off of single stems cut and dried, not entire plants, which would reduce the amount of variation within the model.

If the shoot is growing directly from the stem, cut it back to the third leaf above the basal cluster of leaves.

She also tucked a sunflower with the stem cut off into a small plastic bag and tied the bag to her wrist with a piece of string.

Frequently the mask has a projecting wooden cylinder for a bill or a gourd stem cut with teeth for a snout.

The croton, a tropical plant, is commonly propagated by wrapping moist sphagnum enclosed in plastic around a stem cut to induce rooting.

The diameter and slit length are measured, recorded and the stem cut.