A hard, rounded mass, commonly of silica, calcite, dolomite, iron oxide, pyrite, or gypsum, that formed within a rock from the precipitation of these minerals around a nucleus, such as a leaf, bone, shell, or fossil, and ranging in diameter from centimeters to meters.
You can even cut the entire "implied" piece out, such as a leaf that will be half hidden behind another leaf.
Garnish as wished, such as with a mint leaf or a toothpick with a Hershey kiss on it.
The camera pans to such shots as a leaf floating in the gutter and a traffic light changing on Fordham Road.
Every time it hits something, such as a branch or leaf, a signal is sent back to a computer.
Make a design that represents something in nature, such as a tree, leaf, rainbow or flowers.
This apporach removes the necessity for convenient mathematical fictions (such as a 'potential' leaf number that reduces with accumulating vernalization).
Add seasonings, such as a bay leaf, salt, and pepper to the soup as it simmers.
Scaling from leaf to canopy involves additional processes, such as within-canopy chemistry and canopy structure effects (Grote, 2007; Keenan et al., 2011; Bryan et al., 2012).
Some specimens show an abscission zone, such as that along which a leaf detaches in living plants.
The first three time-points involved measuring invasively (but non-destructively) parameters such as main stem height, leaf width and leaf length using a measuring tape.
