CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RESPROUT
PRESENT
Present
I resprout
you resprout
he/she/it resprouts
we resprout
you resprout
they resprout
Present continuous
I am resprouting
you are resprouting
he/she/it is resprouting
we are resprouting
you are resprouting
they are resprouting
Present perfect
I have resprouted
you have resprouted
he/she/it has resprouted
we have resprouted
you have resprouted
they have resprouted
Present perfect continuous
I have been resprouting
you have been resprouting
he/she/it has been resprouting
we have been resprouting
you have been resprouting
they have been resprouting
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I resprouted
you resprouted
he/she/it resprouted
we resprouted
you resprouted
they resprouted
Past continuous
I was resprouting
you were resprouting
he/she/it was resprouting
we were resprouting
you were resprouting
they were resprouting
Past perfect
I had resprouted
you had resprouted
he/she/it had resprouted
we had resprouted
you had resprouted
they had resprouted
Past perfect continuous
I had been resprouting
you had been resprouting
he/she/it had been resprouting
we had been resprouting
you had been resprouting
they had been resprouting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will resprout
you will resprout
he/she/it will resprout
we will resprout
you will resprout
they will resprout
Future continuous
I will be resprouting
you will be resprouting
he/she/it will be resprouting
we will be resprouting
you will be resprouting
they will be resprouting
Future perfect
I will have resprouted
you will have resprouted
he/she/it will have resprouted
we will have resprouted
you will have resprouted
they will have resprouted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been resprouting
you will have been resprouting
he/she/it will have been resprouting
we will have been resprouting
you will have been resprouting
they will have been resprouting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would resprout
you would resprout
he/she/it would resprout
we would resprout
you would resprout
they would resprout
Conditional continuous
I would be resprouting
you would be resprouting
he/she/it would be resprouting
we would be resprouting
you would be resprouting
they would be resprouting
Conditional perfect
I would have resprout
you would have resprout
he/she/it would have resprout
we would have resprout
you would have resprout
they would have resprout
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been resprouting
you would have been resprouting
he/she/it would have been resprouting
we would have been resprouting
you would have been resprouting
they would have been resprouting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you resprout
we let´s resprout
you resprout
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
resprouted
Present Participle
resprouting
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RESPROUT»
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resprout in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
resprout and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Invasive Exotic Species in the Sonoran Region
Crucifixion thorn Resprout Wilson et al. 1994 Celtis pallida Desert hackberry
Resprout T. Esque and C. Schwalbe, unpubl. data Cercidium microphyllum
Foothill palo verde Resprout Loftin 1987; Wilson et al. 1994 Ziziphus obtusifolia
Gray ...
These species also commonly resprout from roots or rhizomes after a fire (
Benson and Darrow 1981; Freeman 1973; Gentry 1972). Resprouting, relatively
common in woody plants following fire, is initiated at vegetative buds protected by
bark, ...
Mitchel P. McClaran, Thomas R. Van Devender, 1997
3
Cork Oak Woodlands on the Edge: Ecology, Adaptive ...
Most oak species have the capacity to resprout after severe disturbances,
including fire, and most of them resprout from basal buds. However, the thick and
insulating bark ofcork oak protects almost all the epicormic or stem-borne buds, ...
James Aronson, João Santos Pereira, Juli G. Pausas, 2012
4
The American Midwest: An Interpretive Encyclopedia
The grasses and wildflowers resprout and the prairie is reborn. Few woody plants
can tolerate fire, so an open grassland is maintained. Some trees, like bur oak,
can resprout from their burned stumps, and the thick, corky bark of full-grown bur
...
Andrew R. L. Cayton, Richard Sisson, Chris Zacher, 2006
5
Issues in Ecosystem Ecology: 2012 Edition
(2011 JAN 28) University of Minnesota, St. Paul: Frequency and timing of stem
removal influence Corylus americana resprout vigor in oak savanna “Shrubs are
an important component of many ecosystems, contributing to spatial and
resource ...
6
Introduction to California Chaparral
These genera each include about 30 species that cannot resprout, and a nearly
equal number that can resprout. The loss of the ability to resprout is unique to
these two genera and suggests that fire has been important in their evolution.
Ronald D. Quinn, Dr. Sterling C. Keeley, 2006
7
Applied Ethnobotany: "People, Wild Plant Use and Conservation"
Most trees resprout to some extent, some very vigorously, some only weakly, and
a few, such as various Podocarpus and Raphia species, not at all. The ability to
resprout is also affected by stump size. Many tree species which resprout ...
8
Rangeland fire effects: a symposium : proceedings of a ...
Exceptions would be those few with ability to resprout after burning but even with
these mortality is often high in many fires. However, if by tolerance we are
referring to ability of a species to maintain itself on a long-term basis in spite of
periodic ...
Kenneth Dwayne Sanders, United States. Bureau of Land Management. Idaho State Office, University of Idaho, 1985
9
Fire Ecology in Rocky Mountain Landscapes
At low elevations in semiarid shrublands, only about half the common shrubs
resprout after fire; others rely on dispersal from off—site seed, as soil seed banks
are apparently lacking. Germination and growth are limited for these species by ...
10
A Natural History of the Hawaiian Islands: Selected Readings II
These results showed that koa has a tremendous capacity to resprout when its
small herbaceous suckers are browsed, but has no capacity to resprout when the
woody saplings are girdled or broken from browsing. The capacity to resprout ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RESPROUT»
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resprout is used in the context of the following news items.
6 pesky lawn problems and how to fix them
If you just can't deal with the dandelions, use a fork-like dandelion weeder to pull out the long, thick taproots. Remove the entire root, or the plant will resprout. «ConsumerReports.org, Jul 15»
Tansy ragwort rears its ugly head earlier than usual
Put all parts of the plant in plastic bags, and throw them in the garbage, where animals can't eat them and seeds can't resprout. Never burn tansy ragwort, as the ... «Dailysunnews, Jul 15»
Forest returning — ever so slowly — after Aspen Fire
Exactly how burned areas will recover is a complex puzzle involving burning patterns, fire intensity, soil and moisture conditions, plants' ability to resprout, and ... «Arizona Daily Star, Jun 15»
Fight fire from the ground up
Perimeter or buffer zone: Plant low-growing, fleshy-leaved ground covers, hedging plants, large aloes and isolated forest trees that are fire-resistant and resprout ... «Independent Online, Jan 15»
Controlling, removing nuisances known as tree suckers
Other dormant buds will continue to sprout new suckers, which is why the issue cannot be stopped completely, but the bud that is torn out will never resprout. «Columbus Telegram, Jun 14»
Goutweed can spread quickly and last for years
Remove every scrap of the plant, because even a small piece of rhizome can resprout into a new plant. Burn or dispose of all of the plant, and don't leave it in ... «Chicago Tribune, Jun 14»
Cleaning up after a rough winter
Some shrubs may have died back to the ground but will resprout. This used to happen a lot with fig trees, but I suspect established ones will be okay. «Washington Post, Apr 14»
The great Gulf Coast garlic chase continues (Bill Finch)
Exceptionally wet soils and warm weather multiply disease and rot problems on maturing bulbs, and frequent rains may even cause the garlic to resprout, putting ... «al.com, Oct 13»
Our Garden: Growing perennial vegetables
Harvest the tubers annually, but leave some in the ground to resprout. Grow in full sun to partial shade in well-drained soil. Dandelions. Most often we're pulling ... «San Jose Mercury News, Oct 13»
Dear Neil: Cutting briars to ground to prevent resprouting
Dear Neil: Several years ago I noticed that a tree in my landscape had a lot of ants around its base. What looked like sawdust was coming from holes in ... «Longview News-Journal, Aug 13»
