lateral root

The most prominent lateral roots begin in the 1st or 2nd year of growth.

Many different factors are involved in the formation of lateral roots.

Another example of noise in plants is lateral root behavior.

Because of its lateral roots he said, sadly, ours had to go.

Unlike other indigenous species, he added, they had long lateral roots.

These are soon followed by lateral roots that develop from the vertical ones.

In dicots, it also has the capacity to produce lateral roots.

The roots are generally smooth, although lateral roots sometimes form.

During the pole stage, a robust, spreading lateral root system is developed.

The plant has a deep and wide root system, with the lateral roots sending up new shoots.

The root system is composed of shallow, wide-spreading lateral roots.

Lateral roots and woody rhizomes are widespread near the soil surface.

A mature kava plant is about 20% lateral roots.

Stems are harvested by either cutting just above the lateral roots or else bending the stem.

It has a taproot reaching up to half a meter deep in the soil and many lateral roots.

The species contains a weak taproot, although lateral roots are stiff and strong.

Some plants have a prominent main or tap root, from which rows of fine lateral roots grow.

Some plants produce adventitious shoots and suckers that form along their lateral roots.

These fine lateral roots offer the plant additional support but their primary function is to absorb water and nutrients from the soil.

The wide-spreading lateral roots are one of the keys to the survival of this plant.

Lateral roots are smaller-diameter roots that look more like a typical root.

"Waka" grade kava is made of lateral roots only.

The plant had nodal zones that would have been important sites for the subsequent development of lateral roots and branches.

Seedlings of hickory quickly develop a heavy taproot and fine lateral roots.

Another symptom of P. fragariae is badly rooted lateral roots, starting to turn a grey or brown color.