The phrase "achieving seed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a concept related to growth or development, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The process of achieving seed for the next generation of plants is crucial for sustainable agriculture."
Alternatives: "obtaining seed" or "producing seed".
To test this hypothesis, arabidopsis seed oxygen stress was manipulated by transformation to achieve seed-specific elevation of AHb1 (Thiel et al. 2011).
These steps do not even require malignancy of the cells as normal mammary cells succeed to achieve seeding if not growth [ 200].
From the above study it was concluded that normal or early sowing of the Pusa Jai Kisan or Pusa Bold cultivar may be practiced for achieving higher seed yield, radiation and water use efficiency in the semi arid environment of north and north-western part of India.
Soybean seeds are the richest source of protein known, and while constitutive promoters can direct protein expression in seeds [ 22, 30], it is likely that higher accumulations of target proteins in seeds can be achieved using seed-specific promoters.
Under moderate drought condition, Arabidopsis was able to achieve normal seed production on the main stem, similar to plants under well-watered condition, though there might be difference in seed contents and germination ability.
The goal of this article is to compare the phenotypic characterization achieved by seed features with the molecular analysis on melon genotypes.
The discs were analysed for their ability to achieve a seed spacing of 200 mm at a ground speed of 4 km h−1.
It will permit to achieve interesting seed yields and may be good alternative to safeguard this species as well as to be used as an antioxidant natural source.
There were no significant interaction effects (P > 0.05) at Gowakowa and SVES during the two seasons but the highest stand counts were achieved when seed was planted in furrows opened by an ox-drawn plough.
Finally, the as-coated substrate was sintered at 250°C for 10 min to achieve ZnO seed layers [1, 17].
