Sentence examples for stems grow from inspiring English sources

Its multiple stems grow to 30 feet, twining around their supports and then around their own old wood.

The stems grow in large clumps and are 0.5 to 1 metre (1.6 to 3.3 feet) tall, with swollen bulblike bases.

Ms. Macy sinks a tall stake close to each one (dahlias tend to flop); as the stems grow, she ties them loosely to the stake with soft twine.

As the stems grow, they form hollow structures inside that allow gas exchange with the atmosphere and thus prevent the plant from waterlogging.

The similar rock selaginella (S. rupestris) of North America has smaller leaves, and its branching stems grow on rocks or in sand.

The forest structure is developing towards a continuous forest canopy and tree stems are found in a range of stem diameters as more species become established and the young stems grow into trees and into the canopy.

Both species produce new shoots vegetatively each year from horizontal stems growing on the soil surface.

Leave no more than half a dozen strong stems growing from each original plant, and tie them in to their wires.

The flowers, borne on stems growing from the branch tips, have five petals, usually blue in colour but sometimes white or pink.

The researchers crossed the plants and examined their descendants to see which ones grew long stems in water and how long the stems grew.

"Everything stems, grows, and evolves from love.