Sentence examples for attached leaf from inspiring English sources
The base of the attached leaf is laterally expanded.
The genus is emended, the validity of two established species (Senotheca murulidihensis and S. kingii) is confirmed, two new species (Senotheca keiraensis and S. magna) are formally defined and one taxon characterized by an attached leaf with coarse venation is retained under open nomenclature.
For the attached leaf transient transformation assay we used fully expanded, young leaves (developmental stage C as defined in [ 64]) from genotype SCA6 grown in a greenhouse.
Consistent with the observations in attached leaf transient assay, the overexpression of TcLEC2 resulted in elevated transcript of TcAGL15 and TcLEC1 in the IZE tissues.
Attached leaf pathogen bioassay was performed as previously described [ 23] on the remaining six leaf pieces.
Although the metabolism of isolated leaves may differ in many respects from that of attached leaves, leaf senescence probably does not result only from nutrient drainage but also from the synthetic activity of leaf tissues, which may be under hormonal control from other parts of the plant.
Host eggs remained attached to leaf tips in naturally laid clusters (batches) when presented to parasitoids in the stock culture and in observations.
Table 1 Characteristics of Acrospermum gaubae Character Petrak ([1955]) NZFRI-M 5514 Perithecia Hypophyllous, solitary, reddish brown, lageniform, broadly attached to leaf hairs, ostiolate, 100-300 μm high, 130 170 μm broad at the base.
After 11 days the agar plug was removed and leaves containing penetrative food-absorbing structures that remained attached to leaf surface were analysed for gus gene expression.
An attached rosette leaf was fitted into the thermally controlled heating block and fluorescence was monitored with a saturating light pulse (0.8 s duration) every 90 s.
After 11 days at 26°C and under 90%-100% relative humidity, the agar plug was removed and leaves containing penetrative food-absorbing structures that remained attached to leaf surface were analysed for gus gene expression.
