Sentence examples for check plants from inspiring English sources

All treatments increased ear parameters compared to check plants.

On the 9th or 11th day, when the susceptible check plants were dead, lines were phenotyped for salt injury score, shoot length, and root length.

Data in Tables 6 and 7 showed that seed + soil treatment with Trichoderma spp. either alone or in combination with C. vulgaris extracts significantly improved crop production and ear characters compared to check plants.

Thus, 17 amino acids from P. plants (both in test and check plants) were identified and analyzed (5Oxo-Pro 5-oxoproline, Ala—alanine, Arg—arginine, Asp—aspartic acid, Cit—citrulline, Glu—glutamic acid, Gly—glycine, His—histidine, Leu—leucine, Met—methionine, Orn—ornithine, Phe—phenylalanine, Pro—proline, Ser—serine, Trp—tryptophan, Tyr—tyrosine, Val—valine).

In the field experiment, treatment of seed and soil with Trichoderma spp. either alone or in combination with C. vulgaris extracts showed significant reduction in maize infection with late wilt compared to check plants (47.6% infection) as presented in Table 4.

In concern to plant dry weight, results presented in Table 4 showed that all treatments recorded significant increment in dry weight of maize plants grown either in infested or in un-infested soil compared to check plants (24.2 and 33.8 g, respectively).

Spell Check: Plant your right leg firmly on the ground, lift your left straight out in front of you.

Afterwards one may check plant TF databases for the predicted DNA binding domain to identify novel sequence-specific TF-DNA interactions.

The four remaining clones of each plant were not sampled for RNA-Seq: two clones sprayed with iodosulfuron + mesosulfuron (phenotype control) and two clones sprayed with water (untreated control) together with the clones intended for the time-course experiment were used to check plant phenotype (i.e., resistant or sensitive) 4 weeks after treatment.

The infection rate and disease index were calculated according to the following formula: infection rate  =  (the number of total infected plants/the number of total checked plants) ×100 disease index  =  [(Σ disease scores × number of infected)/total checked plants × highest grade disease (4)] ×100.

Allowing a two-hour slot for each, we casually walked around the gardens, checking plant knowledge, skills and monitoring enthusiasm.