Meanings of damp surface in English

Blooms of algae decorate the damp surface, feeding on left-over nutrients.

On the rolled, damp surface are the marks of the cloven feet of the swine.

After a moment of surprise, he turned to the door and felt its damp surface.

Everywhere the birds were busy with worms that had come to the damp surface of the ground.

Sachs made the interesting discovery, a few years ago, that the radicles of many seedling plants bend towards an adjoining damp surface.

I like to apply it after spritzing my face with a light toner as the damp surface helps it sink in better.

It has a lovely refreshing feeling to it, perfect for those tired faces, and the damp surface actually helps serums to absorb better.

It appears, therefore, at first sight that greasing the tips of these radicles had checked but little their bending to the adjoining damp surface.

Whilst examining some pollen-grains on a damp surface, I saw the tubes exserted, and instantly rushed off to communicate my surprising discovery to him.

Dan could feel him in his nerve endings, and as a kind of electricity skating on the damp surfaces of his eyes.

The members of this order are minute unicellular plants, growing either in water or on the damp surfaces of stones, tree trunks, etc.

In form, the algæ differ greatly from filaments or masses of cells; they live in the water and cover damp surfaces of rocks and wood.

"How far is it?" inquired Holker, as they strode along, their feet stirring white the dust beneath the damp surface of the road.