Sentence examples for changing root from inspiring English sources

In this context, it is unknown whether the presence of rhizomes affects root lifespan via changing root N status.

When resupplied with Fe, Fe-deficient plants reorganize its metabolism by readjusting metabolic cycles and changing root morphology towards those typical of Fe-sufficient plants [ 21, 26].

In future studies, special attention shall be devoted to functional analysis of the genes under selection identified in the present study and to discovering the detailed molecular mechanisms of those genes in changing root traits in carrot.

This process is likely to be much faster than the other responses, such as stimulating root growth, increasing the dry matter content of leaves and stems or changing root respiration (Hill et al., 2007).

Under N-stress, plants tend to increase their N uptake ability by regulating physiological, biochemical activities and by changing root morphology including increased root length, root hair density and lateral root number [ 57].

For instance, 1-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic acid (ACC) deaminase produced by endophytes lowers the ethylene levels in host plants, reducing their response to abiotic and biotic stress, and by changing root morphology, leading to stimulation of plant growth [ 13, 23, 24].

As Stephen Covey put it, "You can't change the fruit without changing the root".

I am not surprised that the number of Eritreans choosing this path keeps increasing – simply because I have not seen authorities committing to changing the root causes of this exodus.

Without censure, without blame, there needs to be a concerted effort to help families recognize their vital role in changing the root situations that lead to suspensions and expulsions and to offer viable help to them to assist their children to live within a structure that is safe for them and others.

In contrast to changing these root causes, adaptation measures would be to accept mass movements in a certain area and change road alignment.

Some studies have indicated that addition of fertilizers to highly productive soils can enhance biomass production without changing the root systems [46].