Sentence examples for branch shoot from inspiring English sources
Over-expression of RCN1 and RCN2, two rice TFL1/CEN orthologs, resulted in a delayed transition to the reproductive phase and more branched panicles due to a delayed switch from the branch shoot to FM [ 23].
The important agronomic traits included in our study are: first year yield per plant (1yY), second year yield (2yY), number of primary branch (NPB), number of fruiting branch (NFB), diameter of canopy (DiC) after two years, plant height (H) after two years, oil content in seed (Oil %) after one year, days from sowing to flowering (DtF) and dormancy of the branch shoot.
The dry mass ratio of branch shoot to main-stem shoot when the plant attained the maximal dry mass at 105 d after transplanting was 0·187 ± 0·067 (mean ± s.d). in the open stand and 0·015 ± 0·004 in the dense stand.
Each year, another branch shoots out and another ring swirls through the trunk.
The S. moellendorffii sporophyte is diploid and consists of dichotomously branching shoot and root systems.
Schmid and Bazzaz (1994) showed that leaf turnover rates (inverse of leaf longevity) were higher in a species having branched shoots (Aster lanceolatus) than in a species having non-branched shoots (Solidago canadensis).
Dieback, common symptom or name of disease, especially of woody plants, characterized by progressive death of twigs, branches, shoots, or roots, starting at the tips.
But what we take for a grove of elderberry is, in fact, a single shrub with a bent main trunk, its lateral branches shooting up and creating a thicket.
In Durand's "Study From Nature, Stratton Notch, Vermont" (1853), a closely observed fallen tree lies across the picture plane, its bare branches shooting upward against a vista of blue-green mountains and serene fields.
We therefore calculated and compared the mean minimum distance between branches in the branching zone of WT (4.48 ± 1.48) and simulated stochastically branching shoots (3.62 ± 0.41).
Plants with flowers and the more ancient mosses both have branching shoots, but these two groups of plants evolved to grow in this way independently of each other.
