Sentence examples for cultures maize from inspiring English sources

The model Biomass Simulation Tool for Agricultural Resources (BioSTAR) has been validated with observed yield data from the region of Hannover for the cultures maize and winter wheat.

For instance, three AA9 proteins were produced only with birchwood, whereas two different AA9 proteins were identified in cultures with maize bran and Avicel.

The latter hypothesis is supported by studies in T. aestivum callus cultures and maize membrane vesicles showing higher membrane permeability and ion leakage from cells treated with IAA and minimal direct effect on H+-ATPase functioning [ 43, 44].

These groups, known as Plains Village cultures, grew corn (maize), beans, squash, and sunflowers in the easily tilled land along the river bottoms.

Amerindian culture dictates maize as the staple crop; a smallholder farming a few acres with a hoe cannot compete with Iowa combines.

The other 25 host-specific transcripts were expressed more strongly in co-culture with maize than with tomato.

There is evidence that the use of the auxin 2,4-D in maize cultures generates changes in the DNA methylation pattern, depending on the concentration [ 12].

Commercial base seed lots are produced by crossing together pre-base individuals in plots isolated from other maize culture to avoid cross-contamination.

For example, maize culture and other cropping systems offer a relatively homogeneous habitat throughout the world, from Africa to Asia, North and South America and Europe (Anonymous 1993).

This goal could be achieved by increasing the NUE of cereals and optimizing the acquisition of naturally occurring and applied N. Reducing the amount of fertilizers in maize culture will have economic and environmental benefits.

14C labeling experiments performed with kernel cultures showed that developing maize endosperm is more efficient than other non-photosynthetic tissues such as sunflower and maize embryos at converting maternally supplied substrates into biomass.