Sentence examples for thin plants from inspiring English sources

Our analyses (Coronado et al. 2004) show that the proportion of detectable pesticides residues in home and vehicle dust are greater for workers who thin plants than for workers who do not perform this task (home dust p-value = 0.003; vehicle dust p-value = 0.001).

Accurate spacing eliminates the need to thin plants later in the growing process.

You may have to thin plants out as they begin to grow in order to avoid crowding.

A novel micro-sensor for measuring sap-flow in thin plant stems designed by Dynamax Inc. based on the heat-balance theory was applied in wheat (Triticum aestivum) grown under ambient field conditions.

Chapter 6 describes the development of a novel imaging technique using direct positron detection that takes advantage of the high fraction of positrons escaping thin plant tissue.

The deficiency of nitrogen results in poor foliage growth and thin plant which prevents normal photosynthesis and growth of plant leading to smaller roots.

However, unprotected bare soil and thin plant-cover increase the risk of nutrient runoff by allowing soil to wash away, many times carrying nutrients right where they don't need to be -- into our local waterways.

It is worth remarking that mycelial cords (rhizomorphs) are widespread in soil, and not easy to distinguish from thin plant roots.

Schefflera with only one stock may be more suitable for developing a tall thin plant.

For instance, pruning trees — he had no time for it, or thinning plants.

Encourage air circulation by thinning plants out and removing inner stems, "so you don't have dense clusters of foliage," Mr. Bennerup advises.