Sentence examples for webbing where from inspiring English sources

The undersurface of leaves may have a grayish cast due to webbing where there are leaf deformity and tissue death.

Macrophage associated or non-associated cell death would therefore be expected to be localized to the clefting mesenchyme in most tetrapods, with the exception of taxa with interdigital webbing where cell death is inhibited [ 44– 44].

The exception was B. thuringiensis Al Hakam spores dried onto nylon webbing material, where time was not significant.

Using geometric morphometrics and other approaches, we found that developmental patterns in five species displayed little morphological change during growth (isometry), where the extensive interdigital webbing in adults was best explained as the retention of the juvenile morphological state.

There were at least two evolutionary changes of allometry: one lineage evolved an allometric growth pattern, where the degree of foot webbing increases with size, and a species in this lineage later reverted to an isometric mode of growth.

IN addition to telling the shrimpers where they can fish, when they can fish and what they can catch, the state has required them for the last decade to use "turtle excluder devices," which are metal plates or pieces of webbing designed to keep turtles out of the nets.

The dogs' harnesses were originally made from leather or cotton webbing, but modern harnesses are lightweight, usually made from flat, 1-inch (2.5-cm) nylon webbing.

"You could pass webbing through them, and lash things on to your backpack".

Look for webbing that may have formed on infested packaging and foods.

These octopuses have webbing between the tentacles.

For example, webbing clothes moths are now commonplace across Europe.