In the last decade, scientists have focused on yield protection, leading to releases of varieties that are resistant or tolerant to emerging challenges, such as maize streak virus, northern leaf blight, drought, water use inefficiency, adaptability to highland areas, aflatoxin accumulation and maize lethal necrosis.
Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L). is a model herbaceous bioenergy crop, due to its rapid growth rate, reliable biomass yield, minimal requirements of water and nutrients, adaptability to grow on marginal lands and widespread distribution throughout North America.
We found that adaptability to water depth may be a prime driver of reduced remediation capacity.
Chamomile (Matricaria recutita L). as an annual medicinal herb may be considered as an economic substitute for field crops irrigated with fresh water since it has adaptability to wide range of climate and soil.
Particularly, in a paddy field with hardpan, KDML105 consistently expresses its root growth adaptability to water stress via greater root branching (Kano-Nakata et al. 2013).
The root significantly contributes to the management of water stress and the adaptability of plants to stress [ 1].
Once that presence vanished prematurely, so apparently did the adaptability of Waters' counter-culture talent.
The accuracy and adaptability of the new water drive curve in the oilfields at ultra-high water cut stage were verified with actual data from reference Song et al. (2013), Cui et al. (2015).
In order to determine the role of polymer injection parameters in enhanced oil recovery (EOR), the laboratory experiment of polymer flooding adaptability with different water-wash degree natural cores is carried out based on coring interpretation data of xing12-3-jian3222 well of Pu I3 layer in Daqing Oilfield (China).
The main characteristics of the DFS are: (a) continuous adaptability to ever changing water demand patterns and (b) generic and seamless applicability to different demand signals.
Leaf plays an important part in adaptability of plants to water stress (Terzi et al. 2009; Guo et al. 2004; Luo et al. 2010).
