Sentence examples for the ramets from inspiring English sources
noun
A clone (individual member of a genet).
For both species, variation in these parameters was correlated with life stage of the ramets.
A. magdalenae is a non-timber forest product (NTFP), the ramets of which are harvested from wild populations to make forest plantations.
The change in Moran's I with different distance classes in each population revealed differences in the features of clonal dispersal in the two species: the ramets of each clone preferably distributed in a limited area in populations of S. pygmaea, whereas there was the potential for long-distance spread for the ramets of S. trifolia.
These data indicate that plagiotropic stolons were formed to project the ramets to sediment surface and to escape sedimentation stress primarily by elongating spacer length and decreasing branching angle, rather than by adjusting biomass allocation.
All the ramets of a bush belong to the same individual and genotype.
When R>0.5 the genets, but not the ramets within a genet, differed from each other; when R<0.5, both the ramets and the genets did not differ from each other [37].
Therefore, we conducted measurements at the ramet level.
Maximum height of the ramet was measured as the tallest individual stem of a ramet.
With the increase of climatic drought stress the ramet radius increased, while the spacer length decreased.
In both the semi-arid and arid zones, the spacer length was more than 2 times of the ramet radius.
We conducted measurements at the ramet level and define ramets as individual plants or clonal fragments in the colony that are rooted and may or may not be connected to other ramets by rhizomes or rooted aerial layering stems.
