Here, we have used a "weak link" method to favor variations in one gene, allowing adaptation to thermostability to be studied in molecular detail as bacteria were grown continuously for ∼1500 generations.
Cells were subcloned by limiting dilution and grown continuously for 6 weeks.
For Antennaria, Boechera, Elymus as well as Tripsacum, flowering not only occurred earlier in the apomicts but tended to continue indefinitely when grown continuously in ideal greenhouse conditions.
But, while the early Western cultures died, became stagnant, or were transformed to the point of breaking all continuity, that of China has grown continuously from prehistoric settlements into the great civilization of today.
Soil-structure problems can become severe where intertilled crops are grown continuously.
Drepanophycus is thought to have grown continuously via its rhizomes, trapping fine sediment and enabling stable paleosols to develop.
They vary in fertility, and in many areas crops can be grown continuously only if fertilizers are applied.
There are, in fact, cancer cells that have been grown continuously in laboratories for decades, filling petri dish after petri dish.
Since we opened in April 2011, we have grown continuously with a 30% increase in turnover year-on-year to date.
and maize (Zea mays L). was grown during the first five seasons after planting the trees, while maize was grown continuously during the final four seasons.
To facilitate studies designed to understand OP maturation and OL function, we have developed OP cells that can be grown continuously, expanded, and differentiated into mature OLs.
