The phrase "accumulation in the kernel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, programming, or biology, where "kernel" refers to a core component or central part of a system.
Example: "The accumulation in the kernel of the operating system can lead to performance issues if not managed properly."
Alternatives: "build-up in the core" or "concentration in the nucleus."
Similarly, over-expression of the maize transcriptional regulators ZmLEAFY COTYLEDON1 and ZmWRINKLED1 efficiently stimulates oil accumulation in the kernels of transgenic lines.
SEM observation showed that elevated ozone affected starch accumulation in the endosperm of "Koshihikari" kernels.
Investigation of the enzymatic activities of folate-related enzymes in combination with a genome-wide association study would allow us to elucidate the roles of the folate metabolism-related proteins in folate derivative accumulation in maize kernels.
This suggests that a few large-effect QTLs, together with a large number of minor-effect QTLs, mainly contribute to the genetic component of starch content in maize kernels in most biparental linkage populations, which reflects the complexity of starch biosynthesis and accumulation in maize kernels.
However, the effect of elevated ozone concentration on starch accumulation in cereal kernels has been little reported.
In this study, we analyzed the appearance quality and starch composition in the major Japanese rice cultivar "Koshihikari" (japonica) and the traditional Indian cultivar "Kasalath" (indica) under elevated ozone concentrations to clarify the mechanism of ozone-induced chalky kernel formation and irregular starch accumulation in rice kernels.
Overlapping density values were summed in the kernel density surface.
Monolithic kernels implement all the services in the kernel, while microkernels have a small kernel combined with user daemons implementing services.
Although resistance to aflatoxin accumulation in maize kernels is a quantitative trait with high genotype x environment variability, we were able to apply GWAS data to a pathway-based approach, which groups genes based on their shared biological function, to find genetic differences that distinguish resistant and susceptible lines of maize.
Indeed, maize nced1 mutants have a strongly reduced kernel ABA content [ 21] and in Arabidopsis, NCED1 overexpression confers a significant increase in ABA accumulation in the plant [ 22].
