Sentence examples for the growing stems from inspiring English sources

This continuous, gradual reduction is believed to be caused by the growing stems and branches.

Support the growing stems with stakes.

Set a stake in the soil and tie the growing stem to the stake every few inches.

Other cotyledons may rise above the soil surface (epigean germination) by elongation of the hypocotyl, the embryonic axis between the root and the growing stem, or epicotyl.

When a seed germinates, the growing stem turns upward toward the light, and the roots turn downward away from the light.

Currently, Australia, England, Scotland, and the USA have published national recommendations to support the growing STEM movement (Fan and Ritz 2014; Marginson et al. 2013; National Research Council 2011; Pitt 2009 Science and Engineering Education Advisory Groupp 2012), and many countries have developed specialized programs and schools that focus on STEM.

In mahogany's native range, the well-known H. grandella shoot-boring caterpillars reduce juvenile tree growth rates during leaf flush events by hollowing out the growing stem and damaging new leaves, thereby negatively affecting wood quality in both mixed and monoculture plantations; their impact in natural forests is less clear [18] (but see [42], [43]).

The intrusive elongation of primary phloem fibres was completed within the several distal centimetres of the growing stem, before the onset of their secondary cell wall formation.

The development of xylem begins in the lower part of the stem and this zone successively moves towards the upper part of the growing stem.

For instance, the numbers of primary phloem fibres in stem cross-sections increases significantly only in the upper 6 cm of the growing stem (Table  1, Fig.  1).

Adults mate and oviposit on young N. attenuata plants in March and April, and upon hatching, larvae burrow into the growing stem of the plant chosen by their mother (Diezel et al., 2011 ).