Sentence examples for carbon allocated from inspiring English sources

The large amounts of plant carbon allocated to the soil by rhizodeposition is crucial for heterotrophic microorganisms, particularly when considering the carbon costs of microbial water resistance strategies, such as active osmoregulation and exopolysaccharide production (Canarini 2015).

The net effect of these adjustments in physiology was to maintain the same amount of carbon allocated to host tissue growth/reserves before and during the heat stress (4 5 μg C cm−2 h−1 in fed and 2 3 μg C cm−2 h−1 in unfed nubbins).

Root exudates contain a significant fraction of a plant's photosynthate, estimated to be ∼20% of the carbon allocated to the root system [5].

Our results show that an increase in aboveground litterfall caused a disproportionate increase in soil respiration, reduced the amount of carbon allocated to fine root biomass and thus has the potential to cause substantial losses of carbon belowground.

These plots confirm that the fraction of assimilated carbon allocated to isoprene production increases under conditions of NADPH excess.

As malonyl-CoA contributes 40% of the carbon comprising CT, elevated Krebs cycle metabolism could reduce the amount of carbon allocated for CT synthesis.

Reduced activity of Complex I may lower the rate of consumption of carbon, allocating more carbon to be used for anabolism and growth.

Cells doubled their organic carbon from dawn to dusk and a small percentage – around 20% – of this carbon was allocated to carbohydrates or triacylglycerol.

It is a cap-and-trade scheme in which permits to emit carbon about 16 billion tonnes-worth in 2013-20, oroughlyly half the European Union's total carbon emissions are allocated to firms and can then be traded between them.

Tim Worstall, a fellow with the free-market Adam Smith Institute in London, charged on Forbes.com that among numerous, serious errors, the environmentally "safe" carbon budget allocated by the report is too low, which leads to a low estimate on the value of fossil fuel reserves on companies' books.

Assimilated carbon is allocated to four pools (leaves, sapwood, heartwood and fine roots) following allometric and functional relationships [9].