Sentence examples for to stems from inspiring English sources

Too much fertilizer can lead to stems that are tall but weak.

Mulching promoted straw-N transfer to stems, leaves and grains of maize.

These modifications were associated with higher biomass allocations to roots and lower ones to stems.

In a first step, the kinetic model was applied to stems and leaves separately.

In "The Rain" (1966), loops of brass wire attached to stems suggest drops of water hitting the ground.

Ideally the curators would repair the flowers the way the Blaschkas made them, by fusing leaves to stems with heat.

Spray the rosebushes again before winter to control spores of the fungus disease that may be adhering to stems.

Suffixes may come to be attached to stems quite fortuitously, but, once attached, they are likely to be permanent.

Infiltration rates are highest close to stems, and decline rapidly with increasing distance, following a power-function relationship.

Consonant stems steadily disappeared and were transformed to stems ending in vowels; e.g., Sanskrit śarad- 'autumn,' sarit- 'stream,' and sarpis- 'butter' correspond with Pāli sarada-, sandtā, and sappi-.

PCB congeners were taken up by the roots of hybrid poplar, and the translocation of PCBs to stems was inversely related to congener hydrophobicity (log Kow).