branching habit造句

• This branching habit is quite characteristic of the Cassia nodosa.
• It has an erect, branching habit and grows to between 40 and 90 cm high.
• It is larger than " P . alpinus ", and the branching habit immediately distinguishes the two.
• AAS says they have a distinct branching habit which benefits the gardener with more blooms and a dense plant.
• Fast growing, " Moluccella laevis " will reach 1 metre and spread to 30 centimeters with an erect, branching habit.
• The sparse lower branching habit of the species, and inducement to a desirable habit, is achieved by heavy pruning after flowering.
• Plants with open branching habits that might look ratty by themselves can look good in front of a dark evergreen background.
• The branching habit distinguishes it from " Iris albicans " ( another white flowering tall bearded iris ), which does not have branches.
• The major types for trees are the "'excurrent branching habit "'resulting in conoid shapes and "'decurrent ( deliquescent ) branching habit "', resulting in round shapes.
• The major types for trees are the "'excurrent branching habit "'resulting in conoid shapes and "'decurrent ( deliquescent ) branching habit "', resulting in round shapes.
• There are hundreds of varieties, including Ivy Wonderful, which has a dense branching habit, and Ivy Gold Dust, which has gold sparkles on its light green leaves.
• The only quality that is mentioned is a tendency of the trunk to divide very near the ground, as a multi-trunked tree . bark and low branching habit
• A " decurrent branching habit " is a plant form common for shrubs and most angiosperm trees, contrasted with the excurrent or " cone-shaped crown " common among many gymnosperms.
• "Clema " is Greek for a liane, and the Latin specific name " brachiata " means " provided with arms " since the right-angled and opposite branching habit resembles arms sticking out of a torso.
• Unfortunately, it has what tree experts call poor branching habits; its dense branches tend to form weak crotches that can easily split from the trunk, making it vulnerable to ice storms, trucks or its own weight.
• "Calceolaria crenata " can grow to high, with a branching habit, and has soft cordate leaves . " Calceolaria crenata " flowers from spring to summer in its native habitat, with clusters of small ( in diameter ) yellow flowers.
• A giant Foliage Group cultivar; green and purple variegated foliage, large, oval shaped, maroon margin, branching habit; half-round stems, coloured green + purple; spikes of flowers are upright, self-coloured orange-red, staminodes are long and narrow, fully self-cleaning; fertile both ways, not true to type, self-pollinating, capsules globose; rhizomes are thick, up to 7 cm in diameter, coloured purple; tillering is prolific.