Príklady slow-growing

• Notwithstanding successional status, the slow-growing species registered minimum reduction in biomass due to water stress.

• We now define a variant of the slow-growing hierarchy which better copes with the complexity classes.

• However, this may well be a slow-growing tree, so we have no idea of how old various trees in this size class might be.

• Both species are slow-growing anaerobes requiring specialized isolation media.

• The species studied included both fast- and slow-growing species and spinescent and non-spinescent species.

• Rapidly growing individuals exposed to relatively high light experienced accelerated development (with respect to height) relative to slow-growing individuals exposed to low light.

• We note that more slow-growing than fast-growing organisms were identified in the sputa.

• In the field, most individuals presumably develop in two years, but it is possible that fast or slow-growing individuals may seed new and allochronic populations.

• It marked reduced consumption of forest trees, substituting an annually renewable resource for slow-growing, depletable ones.

• Both strains are slow-growing and alkali-producing.

• An actin filament is a polar structure with two structurally different ends: a relatively inert and slow-growing minus end (pointed end) and a fastergrowing plus end (barbed end).

• The indication in these data of reduced risks of both leprosy and tuberculosis associated with prior sensitivity to fast-growing, but not to slow-growing environmental mycobacteria is particularly intriguing.

• Whatever reasons may be adduced for this, a slow-growing economy will tend to be one which creates new employment opportunities less readily than others.

• But federation is a very tender and slow-growing plant, especially in countries where there has been a lot of mutual hostility.

• It logically follows that wild or slow-growing plants become rare where nitrogen is frequently and heavily applied.