Sentence examples for a suitable plant from inspiring English sources

This study implied that Daylily is a suitable plant in landscape construction of coastal saline soils using drip-irrigation at ECiw < 7.8 dS/m.

In order to increase the efforts for obtaining a suitable plant model, we have employed various identification techniques, such as Prediction Error Methods (PEM) and Subspace Identification Methods (SIM) in order to generate candidate closed-loop models that fit to the original input-output process data.

This procedure is useful for choosing a suitable plant material in metal ion reduction instead of random selection.

The establishment of a suitable plant on the soil is helpful in preventing the dispersion of contaminants through erosion, runoff, and percolation while increasing biodiversity as well as being aesthetically pleasant [16, 17, 18].

In the absence of a suitable plant host, infective juveniles of strain VW9 of the Northern root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne hapla, when dispersed in Pluronic F-127 gel, aggregate into tight, spherical clumps containing thousands of worms.

Here we present our results on identification of Brachypodium as a suitable plant to study nonhost resistance against P. emaculata and detailed characterization of Brachypodium-P.

To develop a suitable plant-based system for the large-scale production of trans-polyisoprene, we selected a trans-polyisoprene-producing plant, E. ulmoides Oliver, as the target for genetic transformation.

The test sites were cultivated prior to transplanting to provide a suitable planting bed.

Although D3 had a more suitable plant habit for mechanical cotton harvesting, its yield level and maturity varied across years.

The moss Physcomitrella patens is a particularly suitable plant model system to investigate polarized cell growth, not only for its amenability to genetic studies [ 4- 6], but also because during its haploid gametophyte phase, its protonemata expand by a specific type of polarized growth called "tip growth" [ 7].

These results suggest that Brachypodium would be a suitable model plant among the monocot plants tested to identify signaling components to NHR against P. emaculata.