In addition, several wheat cultivars have been identified as containing un-characterised yellow rust temperature responsive resistance genes, suggesting that such genes are widely deployed in agriculture [ 17- 19].
The protecting varnish coat is characterised by a strong, yellow colour and its yellowish fluorescence is visible through UV light suggesting the presence of natural resins such as dammar, mastic, sandarac or colophony [21].
The first group (n=5, highlighted in yellow) was characterised by students who reported only an instrumental motivational orientation (A,B,C,H,K) to their studies, characterised by an external locus of motivational control.
No significant differences were observed between the control and the samples containing the alginate based films whilst the bread loaves treated with WPC based films and dried at oven temperature were characterised by the highest yellow component of the hue intensity (b*, p < 0.05).
Yellow rust sporulation is characterised by long-lasting lesions and short-distance spore dispersal (de Vallavieille-Pope et al. 2000), resulting in local spread of infection in our experimental plots.
A positive VILI test was characterised by a dense, thick, bright, mustard-yellow or saffron-yellow iodine non-uptake area seen in the transformation zone, close to or abutting the SCJ or when the entire cervix or a cervical growth turns densely yellow.
The Green-legged Partridgelike (GP) fowl, an old native Polish breed, is characterised by reseda green-coloured shanks rather than yellow, white, slate or black commonly observed across most domestic breeds of chicken.
A collection of Cucumis spp. was characterised for susceptibility to MNSV and Cucumber vein yellowing virus (CVYV) and used for the implementation of EcoTILLING to identify new allelic variants of eIF4E.
This kind of American review, which characterised Sam Fuller as a semi-fascist vulgarian - a yellow journalist translating himself into a purple film-maker - was once so prevalent that when the French started fashioning him into an auteur on the same level as Nicholas Ray, another of their saints, absurdity seemed to be being piled upon absurdity.
A rare tube colour named "Laque verte clair" was characterised to be mixture of Prussian blue and synthetic Indian yellow.
Three distinct species of virus inducing yellowing of beet, Beet mild yellowing virus (BMYV), Brassica yellows virus (BrYV, synonym BWYV) and Beet chlorosis virus (BChV) have been characterised from the genus Polerovirus.
