Translation of "Host tree" in German

The spores of L. warnieri are transported in spring by wind to the host tree.

Tillandsias are not parasitic, they do not harm the host tree.

Ficus virens (mountain fig) has strangled its host tree to death.

It thrives without roots, absorbing nutrients from its host tree.

These spores are deposited, together with the eggs, in the host tree wood to germinate.

Additionally, the wasp creates the optimal conditions for the infestation through the fungus by drilling into the underlying wood layers and weakening the host tree.

It has a disjunct distribution, and is found in eastern Asia, northeastern North America, and Mexico throughout the range of the host tree.

Because if these greedy birds sharpen their beaks on a branch or leave their faeces behind there, the mistletoe seeds can stick to the bark of their future host tree.

The fungal network increases the area from which the host tree - poplar roots depicted here - can take up water and nutrients from the soil.

There is normally a genetic match from your donor tree to your host tree, apple on to apple, pear on to pear, there are exceptions but more on that another day.

It is discussed that the activity of extract preparations may depend on the different compositions of the preparations, which in turn may depend on the kind of the host tree (e.g., apple, pine, poplar) [Hülsen et al., 1986].

The RACE reactions were carried out using cDNA that was prepared from isolated Viscum album total RNA from mistletoe leaves (host tree Populus wilsonii) by reverse transcription.

Let me repeat that the choice of host tree and of the possible strengths of the ampoule contents is of utmost importance, despite the fact that the variety here is not nearly as refined or diverse as is usual in an individual homoeopathic therapy.

It builds up substance itself through photosynthesis but also uses the water-carrying channels concealed beneath the bark of its host tree.