Sentence examples for trees stem from inspiring English sources

Many of the problems students have in reading phylogenetic trees stem from reading them as ladders of progress from left to right (Meir et al. 2007; Gregory 2008).

Like the aspen grove, beneath outward appearances, we "individual" trees stem from the same roots.

Can planting grass and trees stem the tide of wetland loss in coastal Louisiana?

Differing tree morphology, however, is relevant for the appropriate prediction of crown competition between the trees, stem volume, biomass production, and wood quality.

In this context, the reported finding of a universal regularity in phylogenetic trees stems from a radical confusion of reality and diagram.

A set of three trees (T1 T3) were harvested at each time point and two types of samples (S1 and S2) were withdrawn from each tree stem at 2 to 48 h post wounding and the unwounded controls (UC).

The effect of the presence of tree stems, shrubs and tree crowns is predicted to be approximately additive.

The majority of regenerated tree stems came from natural regeneration, even on planted units (77%).

It detected 98% of the tree stems (N = 50) and 80% of the elevated understorey components (N = 15).

But with generally smaller trees and less well-shaped tree stems, red maple is likely to alter forest structural attributes.

The horizontal displacement of the tree stems during the winching process may have contributed to internal stresses in other directions.