Sentence examples for water sprouts from inspiring English sources

Abnormal suckers or water sprouts on trees can indicate careless pruning, extremes in temperature or water supply, structural injury, or disease.

Water sprouts Sprouting from the trunk or main limbs of a mature tree, these new shoots are usually benign, often a result of excessive pruning or fresh exposure to sunlight.

In addition to dangling limbs and leafless branches, there can be other signs of trouble in a tree: mushrooms, water sprouts, cavities, cracks, pest infestations, conjoined trunks and dieback in the canopy.

These morphological variables were: TCSA, number of water sprouts on the trunk and length of annual shoot at the distal part of fruiting branches at the bottom of the tree.

Yet for all the elaborate stage effects (during the trial mixed spires of fire and water sprout through the floor at the same time) Mr. Audi's production has a consistent style, gentle tone and no pretension, unlike, say, Julie Taymor's hyper-busy and attention-grabbing production for the Metropolitan Opera.

"See the air and water sprouting from the blowholes!" We stand, shocked, astonished, terrified at the sight of a shoal of sea monsters, the smallest of which could split our raft with a snap of its teeth.' - Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne.

Caldas da Rainha was part of the ancient region Lusitania, inhabited by ancient Romans who took advantage of sulphurous waters sprouting in the region.

At Belcanto, the codfish is served with crunchy, sautéed bread cubes injected with cod stock, coriander-textured water, coriander sprouts, cod stock foam, gel-encased spheres of grape juice and a low temperature cooked egg.

Methods proposed to reduce the risk to human consumers include testing seeds, irrigation water, and sprouts for pathogens (7 – 12 ) and disinfecting seeds (13 – 16 ).

They will automatically water the sprouts for you.

And after sampling the mild, tangy and crunchy water-spinach sprouts, I wanted my own rice paddy just to enjoy the omnipresent green — often called morning glory sprouts — that grows joyously in the paddies.