Sentence examples for allocation stress from inspiring English sources

Savage, J. A. et al. Allocation, stress tolerance and carbon transport in plants: how does phloem physiology affect plant ecology?

Based on a Bayesian design criterion, the optimal plan optimizes the sample allocation, stress combination, as well as the loading profile of the AAF.

We suggest that either the genetic or environmental tradeoff between defence allocation and stress tolerance has the potential to contribute to range limit development in upland mustards.

The allocation of the stress, velocity and electric field components on a staggered grid leads to a stable scheme.

We chose two populations and three breeding generations of P. radiata, because population- and breeding-generation differences in growth, morphology and biomass allocation under drought stress in nursery conditions have been well documented (Espinoza et al. 2013, 2014, 2016).

Previous reports indicate a negative genetic correlation (genetic tradeoff) between chemical defence allocation and abiotic stress tolerance that may prevent the simultaneous evolution of defence and drought tolerance that would be needed for range expansion.

Leiria, a Portuguese provenance (Leiria; 39° 27' 36" N, 08° 34' 48" W; 55 m), grows near the coast with warm winters and exhibits high plasticity in biomass allocation under water stress treatment [ 58, 59].

When competition is mostly for soil resources (e.g. in situations with low soil fertility or high water stress), allocation to below-ground resource capture (measured by high R S, high specific root length, high fine root production) improves plant performance (McGraw and Chapin 1989; Aerts et al. 1991; Tilman and Wedin 1991; Casper and Jackson 1997; Aerts and Chapin 2000).

Ennos and Fitter [51] showed that various anchorage strategies (plate-like and tap-like morphology) have an impact on biomass allocation patterns, therefore stressing the necessity of studying BGB allocation patterns to understand anchorage strategies.

Ennos and Fitter [ 51] showed that various anchorage strategies (plate-like and tap-like morphology) have an impact on biomass allocation patterns, therefore stressing the necessity of studying BGB allocation patterns to understand anchorage strategies.

We then use moments to compare the information obtained from variants of the design, and show that, with an appropriate allocation of items to stress levels, the design yields better estimates of model parameters and related quantities than a single stress experiment.