Sentence examples for storing nutrients from inspiring English sources

In turn, grazers contribute to nutrient cycling by storing nutrients as biomass and excreting elements unused for growth and metabolism [13], [27] [29].

Similarly, we suggest that the radicle might have an important function in storing nutrients that are needed during the early events of germination.

Continue to water and feed to encourage the growth of new leaves and the development of a healthy plant, which will store nutrients for next year's flowers.

You glided along the oviduct, surviving happily on the stored nutrients and genetic messages that Mom packed for you.

They also break down plant and animal tissues, releasing stored nutrients and converting them into forms usable by plants.

Plant the tubers now to get as much time as possible for leaves to grow and convert sunshine into stored nutrients.

Researchers have found that interactions between stored nutrients and metabolism can influence whether an insect enters diapause and how long it remains dormant.

After the liver filters out the waste and stores nutrients, it sends the waste, along with digestive acids, through bile ducts back to the intestines and sends the exhausted blood back to the heart via the hepatic vein.

But last year, the warm winter meant that those dahlia tubers — the little knobby roots that store nutrients once the plant dies above ground — were not killed by a freeze.

They'll gather acorns and other nuts, assess which are in danger of germinating and using up stored nutrients, remove the offending tree embryos with a few quick slices of their incisors, and then cache the sterilized treasure for later consumption, one seed per inch-deep hole.

PL-566 reservoirs store nutrients in the watershed, and are probably useful in pollution mitigation.