Sentence examples for vigorous shoot from inspiring English sources

SES score is based on plant vigor and higher plant vigor comes from vigorous shoot growth; hence, a lower SES score and more shoot biomass will eventually give more shoot dry weight and this clearly indicates that these are traits indirectly linked to each other.

The breeding line Vigor 18 selected for vigorous shoot and root growth and the commercial cultivar Janz were grown in rhizo-boxes inside specially designed tunnel houses under ambient (390 400 μL L−1) and elevated CO2 (700 μL L−1), and ambient and 3 °C above the ambient temperature.

Wild type displayed vigorous shoot induction; explants produced visibly elongated inflorescences with leaves.

In addition, the resulting plants develop robust and vigorous shoot and root systems and are easily established in the greenhouse.

If not, then train plants as a single vigorous shoot after the second flush and observe new growth for two additional flushes, or until plants reach about 1 m in height.

It is well established that the quiescence (slow shoot elongation) strategy is especially advantageous in flash-flood prone areas where the whole shoot is submerged at a depth too great for vigorous shoot elongation to return leaves to the air, or the flooding duration is short (less than 2 weeks).

Juvenile and vigorous shoots tend to have awl-like foliage.

Use 7cm/3in long cuttings from the ends of vigorous shoots of busy lizzies, and push them into pots filled with a compost-sand or compost-vermiculite mixture.

With nonflowering shrubs valued for their foliage, like purple-leaved smokebush, very vigorous shoots often bear leaves that are larger than those borne on more sedate shoots.

Deep, well-developed roots and vigorous shoots at early-seedling stage were associated with drought escape and tolerance in lentil [21, 42] as a way to ensure uptake of water and nutrients.

Vein enations may be seen occasionally on leaves of vigorous shoots of young lemon trees or on leaves of sour orange seedlings in the nursery under cool conditions (Figure 99).