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The highly efficient C4 pathway of photosynthetic carbon assimilation is utilized by less than 5% of terrestrial plants, and yet C4 plants account for about a fourth of the earth's primary productivity [ 1- 4].
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The fixed carbon enters the glycolytic pathway and is utilized for nitrogen assimilation and for biosynthetic pathways.
Nitrogen is utilized by plants in several steps, including uptake, assimilation, translocation, recycling, and remobilization [ 26].
These results from the AOSN-II period illustrate that surface-current assimilation is beneficial even in cases for which very high-resolution (3 km) atmospheric forcing is utilized.
Sulfate is taken up into roots from the soil and distributed to various organs through the functions of membrane-bound sulfate transporters, while it is utilized as the primary substrate for synthesizing sulfur-containing metabolites in the sulfate assimilation pathways.
Errors were reduced by 36.9% (above uncalibrated model performance) when both WRF model data assimilation and hydrological model calibration was utilized.
For example, the inversion by Aubert (2013, 2014) could be utilized for making "analysis" in a geomagnetic assimilation system.
Because leaf CO2 assimilation decreased in response to Mg-deficiency, less of the absorbed light energy was utilized in photosynthetic electron transport, particularly under high light.
Because leaf CO2 assimilation was decreased in B-toxic leaves, less of the absorbed light energy was utilized in photosynthetic electron transport in these leaves, particularly under high light.
In silico modeling was utilized to analyze the possible phenotypes of G. sulfurreducens mutants in which genes encoding enzymes for ammonia assimilation pathway were deleted.
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