taproot

This requires some weed identification since weeds may have taproots (roots that grow straight down into the soil), rhizomes (roots that travel under the surface of the soil), stolons (roots that travel on top of the soil) or fibrous root systems.

The increase in carbon concentration up to 5% with the application of 21 bendings (Figure 4E) in dry biomass may be indicative of lignin accumulation in taproots, thus enhancing its tolerance to the pendulum movement of shoots.

In the circumstances, a more strategic approach is required to get to the taproots not quick fixes.Honest and candid discussions regarding the matter are paramount.

What the horrifyingly named Defenders of the American Way view as a call to arms by a fringe element turns out to be a movement with deep taproots.

The seedlings taproots was sectioned at 5 cm from the seedlings stem, avoiding the occurrence of roots folding during transplanting.

Those with large taproots, such as dandelion and mallow, will be much harder to eradicate later.

Several species have long taproots, so if you are transplanting nut trees with root balls or bare roots, it is recommended to dig a fairly deep hole at planting time to minimize any damage and accommodate the roots.

The false dandelion has white petals and a yellow center with parachute-like seeds and hard-to-remove taproots, not to be confused with the dandelion whose colors are inverted.

Root vegetables fall into one of three categories: tubers, taproots, and bulbs.

Few people realise the thin taproots can also be eaten.

Its well-defined taproots reach depths of 75 cm with diameters of 5 cm (Werner 1975).