Definition of root run in English:

root run

noun

The space over which the roots of a plant extend.
根区，根部延伸区
Example sentencesExamples
- Most come from shaded woodland or, if they grow in the open, enjoy cool root runs among rocks on hillsides or in moisture rich soils by lake or riverside.
- Don't forget to add a mulch of pea straw to hold moisture and keep a cool root run.
- These are small trees when mature, able to cope with a restricted root run and the pollution from passing traffic.

Definition of root run in US English:

root run

noun

The space over which the roots of a plant extend.
根区，根部延伸区
Example sentencesExamples
- Don't forget to add a mulch of pea straw to hold moisture and keep a cool root run.
- These are small trees when mature, able to cope with a restricted root run and the pollution from passing traffic.
- Most come from shaded woodland or, if they grow in the open, enjoy cool root runs among rocks on hillsides or in moisture rich soils by lake or riverside.

词汇	root run
释义	Definition of root run in English: root run noun The space over which the roots of a plant extend. 根区，根部延伸区 Example sentencesExamples Most come from shaded woodland or, if they grow in the open, enjoy cool root runs among rocks on hillsides or in moisture rich soils by lake or riverside. Don't forget to add a mulch of pea straw to hold moisture and keep a cool root run. These are small trees when mature, able to cope with a restricted root run and the pollution from passing traffic. Definition of root run in US English: root run noun The space over which the roots of a plant extend. 根区，根部延伸区 Example sentencesExamples Don't forget to add a mulch of pea straw to hold moisture and keep a cool root run. These are small trees when mature, able to cope with a restricted root run and the pollution from passing traffic. Most come from shaded woodland or, if they grow in the open, enjoy cool root runs among rocks on hillsides or in moisture rich soils by lake or riverside.
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