Sentence examples for underwater stems from inspiring English sources

The stalks arise from thick, fleshy, creeping underwater stems that are buried in the mud.

Deepwater rice responds to partial submergence by enhancing cell division and elongation in the internodal regions of underwater stems, via a mechanism triggered by entrapment of ethylene, which promotes abscisic acid (ABA) degradation and increases gibberellic acids (GA) and their downstream effects (Kende et al. 1998; Hattori et al. 2009).

The amphibious salamander Ensatina attaches its similar clusters by stalks to underwater stems and roots.

Menyanthaceae species often spread vegetatively by creeping underwater rhizomes (stems) and bear floating or emergent (growing above the water surface) leaves.

The nozzle design was based on ideas stemming from underwater welding and cutting of metal sheets.

Ideally, this should be done while the stem is held underwater so that no tiny air bubbles creep into the stem tube.

When partially or completely submerged, most rice varieties display a moderate capacity to elongate leaves and the portion of stems that are trapped underwater.

Programs include underwater trash-hunting with the ROV, presentations, STEM education-based activities for grades 3-12, cleandps and research projects throughout North America".

While recutting stems benefits all flowers, doing it underwater makes a difference only for roses.

The flow fields over underwater axisymmetric bodies with a fairwater and four stem appendages are also calculated.

In contrast to stems, leaves of tolerant genotypes did not gain dry weight underwater, during the 2006 DS, and even showed a greater reduction in leaf dry weight (20 25 %) compared with the pre-submergence weights.