Sentence examples for accumulation of chill from inspiring English sources
In contrast to the Chilling Hours Model, the Dynamic Model does not require setting arbitrary end or start dates for the winter season, because the reversibility of the accumulation process for the intermediate chilling product prevents accumulation of Chill Portions when daily maximum temperatures are too high.
Hence, in blackcurrant warming might not result in a straightforward advancement of budburst because of the contrasting effects of warming on the accumulation of chill units and spring phenology, making it an interesting model crop in relation to climate change aspects in temperate regions.
menziesii) and use them to test various assumptions of starting and stopping dates for accumulating chilling and forcing units and the relationship between budburst and the accumulation of chilling and forcing units.
Skin Lane by Neil Bartlett 344pp, Serpent's Tail, £10.99 This brilliantly eerie novel reminded me at times of the fiction of Patricia Highsmith, with its steady accumulation of chilling detail and the sudden shocks that happen by accident as much as design.
The chill unit accumulation of <7.2 °C chill units model has previously been shown to be the most accurate model in predicting chill satisfaction and timing of bud break of three blackcurrant cultivars in the field (Rose and Cameron 2009).
The results also indicated that the Utah chill model is not a reliable indicator of chill accumulation under these climatic conditions.
These primordia can differentiate into flowers in the second growing season, after the winter dormancy period and upon accumulation of adequate winter chilling.
Transcript accumulation of PSBY is modified before chilling injury (after 15 days).
After a period of chilling accumulation required for dormancy release, pollen mother cells within the anthers initiate meiosis and further microspore development, resulting in fully mature pollen grains [ 23].
An inevitable consequence of chilling stress is the accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which is one of the major factors leading to cold injury.
