The phrase "a seedlings" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "a seedling" when referring to a single young plant.
Example: "I planted a seedling in my garden last weekend."
Alternatives: "a young plant" or "a sapling."
Root lengths of 5-day-old wild-type, r1r2, r1r2 35S:PSKR1- GFP- 1, r1r2 35S:PSKr1r2890A), r1r2 35S:PSKr1r2890D), r1r2 35S:PSKR1(T899and r1r2 35S:PSKR1(S893A/ T894A) And r1r2 35seedlingsSTT- as seedlings as well as their responsiveness to exogenously supplied PSK were measured.
(A) Seedlings were kept in incubation chambers, where initially both light and temperature were used as Zeitgebers (temperature = dotted line; mean values across all days; light:dark cycles, yellow:grey shaded areas).
a Seedlings from independent transgenic lines underwent HS or AZC treatment as indicated and GUS histochemical staining.
(a) Seedlings grown on half MS medium for 7 days before treat 1 μM BL for 3 hours.
Fig. 9 Mean concentrations (± 1 S.D. N = 30) of ferulic acid and quercetin in a seedlings treated with ferulic acid only and b treated with quercetin only.
Fig. 4 Box plot of a seedlings b saplings c trees, and d the relationship between total species regenerating and fire class.
Transgenic 35S::amiRNL-a seedlings with reduced abundance of AtRNL transcript exhibited phenotypes resembling those of RP40p::amiRNL-b.
A seedling costs 80 cents, Brian explained.
It might begin as a seedling, a rooted cutting or an established bushy plant.
The word pippin means an apple tree that originated as a seedling, not a grafted tree.
Mr. Druse threw the duds on the compost pile, and two years later, a seedling appeared.
