Sentence examples for the root becomes from inspiring English sources

Once they've flowered, the root becomes woody, although still edible.

Any path from a term towards the root becomes more general as terms are subsumed by parent terms.

When trees evolve under this model, the root becomes unidentifiable (different root locations may give rise to the same joint distribution at the leaves, [ 10]) and, as a consequence, one can only expect to reconstruct unrooted trees.

Consistent with this in silico observation, in vivo at the early stages of seedling development the shoot is the main source of auxin to root, but as the root develops the auxin synthesized in the root becomes of dominant importance [ 26].

When the root became immobilized at the bottom of the dish, the microelectrode was vibrated in the measuring solution between two positions (5 μm and 35 μm from the root surface) along an axis perpendicular to the root.

These changes gradually became prominent so that after 30 days of –P stress, shoot growth was retarded with thin and fewer leaves whereas the root became bristlier in texture and more brownish in color as compared with the control (Fig. 1a).

Subsequently, the root continued to enlarge, and the root became heavier than the shoot.

Therefore, during punctual evolution, the relation between the inner node number and total branch length from the root became almost linear (from the power form n = α + βx δ, where n is number of nodes, x is the phylogenetic path length from root to tip), in this case, there was a statistically significant correlation (β > 0, δ~1 and α→0) [ 99- 101].

Formation of the first fungal spores around the roots becomes also visible (Additional file 1: Figures S2D1, D2).

The roots became ever more tangled.

Flexible cables (guys) or rigid braces are used to support recently transplanted trees until the roots become established, or to lessen the danger that a tree with a weakened root system will be blown over by the wind; bracing is also used to support unduly long or heavy branches, to prevent splits developing at branch forks, or to permit healing of splits already developed.