Sentence examples for carnation flower from inspiring English sources

Conventional cross-breeding techniques have succeeded in improving the vase life of the carnation flower, which is a polygenic trait that is controlled by several genes involved in ethylene production and ethylene sensitivity.

Among them, an transcripts encoding dihydroxyphenylalanine (DOPA) dioxygenase was found in the transcripts database; further investigation will be necessary to verify if a part of the betalain biosynthesis pathway is active in the carnation flower.

Wearing gloves, wielding protective eye gear, and armed with her knowledge of nitrogen-infused particles, Katie froze balloons, carnation flowers, and made clouds.

Carnation flowers contain mainly pelargonidin- and cyanidin-type anthocyanidins [ 40- 43].

Recently, catalytic ribozymes have been identified in many organisms: bacteria, archaea, carnation flowers, fungi, amoebae.

Carnation flowers are highly sensitive to ethylene, which induces autocatalytic ethylene production and wilting in carnation petals.

Galactose loss is the main feature of cell wall changes during the senescence of petunia, Sandersonia and carnation flowers [ 63– 63].

The pigments in carnation flowers are mainly anthocyanin and chalcone derivatives, and most of the genes involved in pigment biosynthesis in carnation have been identified.

Treating carnation flowers with exogenous ethylene mimics pollination, accelerating the wilting of the petals and increasing the growth of the ovary (Nichols 1976).

In addition, an inhibitor of prolyl 4 hydroxylase activity, pyridine 2,4 dicarboxylate, suppressed the climacteric ethylene production in cut carnation flowers [ 3].

A CBL-interacting kinase (CIPK) is up-regulated in an ethylene-dependent manner early in the senescence of carnation flowers [ 15].