Sentence examples for accessible plant from inspiring English sources

They consume most accessible plant matter, including seeds, seedlings, and leaf litter, keeping the forest floor unusually clean and clear [91], [92], [93], [94], [95].

> -wrap-foot> In 2002 2003 we sampled 5 14 plants (cushions) depending on the number of accessible plants along a transect of 10 15 m length in each of the 22 populations (Table 1).

Not directly accessible is plant age, where the most remarkable differences may be expected.

In addition, consensus sequences of TF binding sites (TFBS) were retrieved from two publicly accessible comprehensive plant cis-element databases, PLACE [ 11] and AtcisDB [ 12].

Maize has a long history of genetic and genomic tool development and is considered one of the most accessible higher plant systems.

The protocol described here has the potential to make geometric morphometrics more accessible to plant biologists by generalizing the approach to developing synthetic shape metrics based on classic, qualitative shape descriptors.

The range of alleles that can be discovered via TILLING to develop new traits is unparalleled, and unlikely to be found elsewhere in the pool of germplasm accessible to plant breeders (including landraces and undomesticated relatives of the crop).

Feedstock traits that can be improved through breeding and biotechnology approaches include enhanced biomass yield, modified lignin production to make sugars in switchgrass more accessible, improved plant biotic and abiotic tolerance, and a long list of new potential uses for primary or co-products.

While the average genome size in Angiosperms is about 6 Gb [ 3], sequencing efforts have focused mainly on smaller-sized genomes (< 1 Gb), which serve as models for large and still unsequenced species or on more accessible crop plant genomes such as rice (Oryza sativa).

In riparian or floodplain settings (or areas with aquifers accessible by plant roots), theory predicts and data show that evaporation will be greater than the adjacent dryland areas because water availability is no longer the primary limiting factor (Scott 1999; Dye and Jarmain 2004; Calder 2005; Hultine and Bush 2011; Moore and Heilman 2011; Salemi et al. 2012).

Localized root growth around the depot increased at later growth stages when the expanding N-rich boarder areas of the NH4 +-depot became accessible to plants roots.