Sentence examples for taproot with from inspiring English sources

Just one warning: drought resistance is owed in part to a long taproot with many side rootlets.

Many nut trees have a single taproot with but few branching roots, necessitating a deep hole and special care in transplanting.

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As "Camus at Combat," a new collection of his editorials — he was a working journalist — makes plain, the experience, first, of the Nazi occupation of France, and then of the struggle of Algerian independence against France led him to conclude that the "primitive" impulse to kill and torture shared a taproot with the habit of abstraction, of thinking of other people as a class of entities.

The decreasing BGB allocation to taproot with tree size might be related to decreasing anchorage function of the taproot with tree size.

The primary lateral roots were numbered and separated from the taproot with a chainsaw (Figure 3a, b) and removed from the soil, one by one.

In wet locations, red maple seedlings produce short taproots with long and developed lateral roots, while on dry sites, they develop long taproots with significantly shorter laterals.

The majority of miombo woodland species shed leaves during the dry season but because they have deep taproots with access to deep soil moisture and nutrients, they flush before the dry season ends.

Ryan: How does Taproot work with corporations and foundations to develop their pro-bono opportunities?

Last year, Taproot worked with corporate philanthropy firm CECP to update the Pro Bono Valuation Guide, the first ever set of standards for assigning monetary value to pro bono services.

In the six other carrot cultivars, no purple or dark coloring was detected in these taproot parts, with the exception of the hypocotyl-derived root part of 90- and 120-day-old 'Kuroda', 90-day-old 'Sanhongliucun', and 120-day-old 'Junchuanhong'; these displayed dark color in the epidermis when exposed to light.