Sentence examples for unlike leaves from inspiring English sources

Unlike leaves (spinach), stalks (rhubarb), roots (carrots) and bulbs (onions), fruit is specifically designed by many enterprising plants to be eaten by animals.

These bracts are papery and dry, or scarious, with a low water content, unlike leaves or flower parts of other plants.

Will Brinton, the founder of Woods End Laboratories, a soil-testing firm in Mount Vernon, Maine, explains the science behind Buckel's resistance: "Juice pulp is highly degradable, unlike leaves and lawn clippings.

That's how its critics, not unlike Leave voters in the north of England and south Wales, saw the capital.

After a few steps there's a sensation not unlike leaving the city and getting that first whiff of air as the sky gets bigger.

An essential goal is to maintain systemic blood pressure above pulmonary arterial pressures, thereby preserving right coronary blood flow: unlike left coronary artery perfusion, which occurs only during diastole (as aortic pressure exceeds LV pressure only during this period), perfusion of the right coronary artery usually occurs throughout the cardiac cycle, dominating in systole.

Unlike the leaves on deciduous trees, needles don't die when the tree dumps its food factories and hunkers down for winter.

Unlike seedlings, leaves of adult Arabidopsis plants infiltrated with B. subtilis did show tissue damage limited to the infiltrated area.

Unlike those leaves from nodes 7 9, leaves located on nodes 10 12 were not different in size.

Unlike to leaves, Mg-deficiency decreased root respiration and the activities of enzymes related to glycolysis and TCA cycle [ 8].

These distinctions between Agave and Zea mays could be related to morphological differences between the two species: unlike maize leaves, A. deserti leaves are lanceolate-shaped with marginal spines [ 5] and have distinct parenchyma (water storing) and chlorenchyma (photosynthetic) tissues characteristic of succulent plants [ 19].