Sentence examples for capabilities of seed from inspiring English sources

Independent colonizations, plus low capabilities of seed dispersal in current environments, may have resulted in the genetic differentiation between populations of different mountain ranges.

Low capabilities of seed dispersal in current environments, plus possible independent colonization events followed by limited historical gene flow, may have together contributed to the high levels of genetic differentiation between populations of the Yushan Mountain Range and the other mountain ranges (FST = 0.56-0.72).

While DAG1 inactivation considerably increases the germination capability of seeds, the dag2 mutant has seeds with a germination potential substantially lower than the wild-type, indicating that these factors may play opposite roles in seed germination.

Indirect methods based on dispersal models indicate dispersal capabilities of orchid seeds by wind of up to 2000 km [ 3]. High levels of LDD will likely reduce the probability that seeds will reach a suitable habitat, as many seeds are 'lost' in the unsuitable matrix between the habitat patches [ 17].

In this study we investigated the fruit shell's capability of protecting seeds against high temperatures during wildfires.

In summary, this study presents a novel customized decellularized vascular scaffold that has the capability of bulk seeding the media, and in tandem to this method, the porosity of the scaffold has been increased without compromising the mechanical integrity.

However, different seed germination capabilities of transgenic plants from the wild-type seeds were observed in salinity conditions.

In our study, when pollen of P. Little Gem Stripes stored at both − 20 and − 80 °C after 96 weeks remained viable (Figs. 3, 4), and the pollination capability and amount of seeds were gradually reduced following by increasing storage period (Tables 1, 2) but was still better than those at 4 °C.

An important difference in the seed dispersal capabilities of flying foxes compared with the more sedentary rats and crabs is their respective abilities to disperse seeds over long distances.

Given low seed dispersal capabilities of Rhododendron in today's environments, non-zero migration rates (2Nem) detected among populations (m = 0.05-13.45) likely represented historical gene flow across mountain ranges.

The system has the capability to expand knowledge based on a list of seed proteins/genes through analysis of the resulting functional modules.