Sentence examples for component of seed from inspiring English sources

We use a PDF of seed handling (caching and digesting) times to model non-constant seed settling during dispersal, and model the random component of seed movement using ecological diffusion, in which animals make movement choices based purely on local habitat type instead of population gradients.

It has been reported that erucic acid is an antinutritional component of seed oil [ 6].

The actual sequence clustering component of SEED is an iterative process consisting of three major steps.

At 15 20% of the total seed fatty acids, 20 1 is a major component of seed oil.

They can represent a significant component of seed oils and accumulate to as much as 40% in Litchi chinensis [ 1, 5].

There are no reports available on the changes in protein profiling pattern during seed maturation, germination and subsequent seedling growth that contributes to major component of seed development in P. pinnata.

However, despite its implications for management in real-world landscapes, few studies have investigated the shifts in components of seed dispersal effectiveness resulting from habitat alteration.

As predicted, the collapse in the regeneration dynamics resulted from severe decays in the quantitative but especially in the qualitative components of seed dispersal effectiveness.

Anthropogenic habitat alteration may affect the dispersal service provided by avian seed dispersers, ultimately causing regeneration collapse, through a decay in both the quantitative (seed removal) and qualitative (seed arrival to safe sites) components of seed dispersal effectiveness.

Such an approach allows the identification of regeneration bottlenecks, evaluates the differential contribution to recruitment of quantitative and qualitative components of seed dispersal, and provides the means to compare seed dispersal limitation.

Quantity components of seed deposition were calculated for every species using: (1) the abundance of faeces containing its seeds per km, and (2) the number of seeds per km of transect.