Príklady thorn

• The plants here have thorns on their branches. 

• These thorns protect the plant’s very small green leaves. 

• After stomping through the weeds and thorns, we took our clothes off underneath the water tower and began making love in broad daylight.

• However, experiments in which crown of thorns larvae have been suspended in cages in various parts of the tropical ocean have not supported this idea.

• Care is taken to leave the thorns intact, and the thick end of the stalk is broken off.

• None of the studied plant species had spines or thorns.

• In this literature, it is rare to find some roses blooming amongst the thorns of negative case studies.

• The major defensive mechanisms of acacia are mechanical (thorns) or qualitative-defence chemicals (cyanogenic glucosides) that are apparently more effective against vertebrate than invertebrate herbivores.

• Certainly thorn trees occur along leys, and planting is a way of establishing a mark with relatively little effort.

• In front of its trading store lie the remains of what was once an enormous camel thorn tree.

• At the end of the arm is what looks like a tiny lollipop with a pointy thorn at the centre.

• Their thin wavy dendrites were covered with characteristic, fine, thorn-like protrusions.

• However, their dendrites are profusely branching with many thorn-like varicosities densely filling the area of arborization.

• Considering we didn't have a refrigerator, all meals on uncomfortable humid days were prepared outside under the familiar shade of a thorn tree.

• A co-wife in feminine vocabulary was a thorn in one's side (satin kanta).

• The garlands of roses that come to them to-day, perhaps, are not wholly without thorns.

• The fences should be of birch instead of thorns.