Sentence examples for among seedlings from inspiring English sources

Since the residual standard deviations of the height models are also reported, it is possible to generate initial size variation among seedlings.

The visualizations (Figure 3) show that the variation unexplained by the fixed model predictors is very large, both among stands and among seedlings within a stand.

Those marked were homozygous for the cDNA based on 100% resistance to glufosinate ammonia among seedlings (n > 16).

Although the frequencies of AS events are similar among seedlings, flowers and early growth fruits, the fruits generated more splice variants per gene.

In our study population, the average LD between SNPs separated by 500 kb was high (r = 0.25) largely because of relatedness (e.g. full sibs and half sibs) among seedlings and small effective population size.

As shown in Figure 4, the polymorphic bands of mGing were observed among seedlings irradiated at 500 Gy (mGing, group III), but not in seedlings without irradiation (mGing, group I) or irradiated at 300 Gy (mGing, group II).

A two-way ANOVA, with Damage and Light as fixed factors, was used to compare seedling survival (arc-sin transformed) among seedling groups (seven replicates per light environment/damage treatment).

Seedling traits differed significantly among populations, seedlings from Thailand had the greatest total seedling biomass, leaf mass and stem mass, but seedlings from Mali showed a faster ontogeny.

Our study supports this view, based on clear variation in susceptibility to FD, not only among the seedlings of the two segregating populations but also among fruit from the same seedling.

The other day, Mr. Head strolled among his seedlings, arranged in dozens of little plastic tubs of different heights and sizes, looking like a class portrait of young trees.

The proportion of eucalypts among tree seedlings distributed by the Forest Department was 94% in Uttar Pradesh, 96% in Haryana, 84% in Gujarat, and 90% in the Punjab (National Council of Applied Economic Research 1987; Saxena, 1992).