stilt root造句

• Many trees have buttresses and stilt roots for support in the unstable substrate, and pneumatophores and hoop roots and knee roots to facilitate gas exchange.
• Some species of " Calectasia " form specialised roots called stilt roots and can only regenerate from seed whilst others have tubers and can resprout from these.
• Reported by botanists, these species of large trees often have remarkable large stilt roots growing out from up the trunk, sometimes from as high up as off the ground.
• This palm is a handsome species with a solitary slender bright green, ringed trunk supported by numerous slender stilt roots to a height of about 2 metres above ground in mature specimens.
• Named for the Scottish explorer David Livingstone ( 1813-1873 ), this palm-like tree on stilt roots also has the appearance of a mangrove, and occurs in Mozambique, Malawi, Zambia, Zaire and Angola.
• It can thus be easily be distinguished from " Socratea exorrhiza " ( which also bears stilt roots ), as the stilt roots of the former are much less tightly appressed upon one another.
• It can thus be easily be distinguished from " Socratea exorrhiza " ( which also bears stilt roots ), as the stilt roots of the former are much less tightly appressed upon one another.
• These palms are canopy trees growing to 20 35 m tall . " I . deltoidea " is easily recognized by the prominent bulge in the center of its trunk, and the stilt roots, which form a dense cone up to 1 m in diameter at the base.
• A : There are various types of philodendrons ( climbing or nonclimbing ), and many produce aerial or stilt roots . ( BI ) Philodendron selloum ( EI ) is a large shrub with huge, glossy leaves with fingerlike lobes and stiltlike roots that emerge from the interesting trunk.