Sentence examples for beginning of germination from inspiring English sources

The mean germination time (MGT) was calculated by Eq. 1 [19]: {text{MGT}} = frac{varSigma tn}{varSigma t}, (1 where n is the number of germinated seeds after t days, counted from the beginning of germination.

The mutant was characterized as prostrate growth at the beginning of germination, and the prostrate growth phenotype ran through the whole life duration.

Relative OD580 values were expressed as a fraction of the actual OD580 divided by the OD580 obtained at the beginning of germination, and were plotted against time.

The seeds became tumescent quickly due to water absorption at the beginning of germination.

Transcripts of the genes in these two clusters were induced to increase from the beginning of germination.

Our results indicated that the ubiquitin-dependent protein degradation started at the very beginning of germination, closely following imbibition.

The genes R10, R2 and R3, which were classified by geNorm as the best reference genes in this specific subset, were used for normalization (see below, NF R10, R2, R3)) and confirmed that R6 and R11 were induced respectively by 6 and 12-fold, 6 hours after the beginning of the germination process (data not shown).

For simplicity, throughout the paper we refer to the analysed time points T1, T50 and Tmax as different 'germination stages' (beginning, progress and end of germination, respectively) though keeping in mind that Tmax can be also referred as 'seedling establishment' since at this time point the seeds have left the germination processes already.

The asexual phase of growth begins with germination of an asexual spore (conidium) that undergoes polarized growth to form hyphae. Hyphal fusion and branching give rise to the networked multicellular body of the organism, the mycelium.

B. anthracis begins producing toxins within hours of germination (7 ).

Sprecher [ 13] defines four distinct ontogenetic stages in the early development of G. biloba, beginning with germination and ending with the development of the first fully differentiated leaves.