Sentence examples for deficiency tolerance from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we considered Bangladesh the area of preference of zinc deficiency tolerance too.
Most P-responsive genes could therefore not be associated with the P deficiency tolerance in NIL6-4.
However, in this review, we analysed all seven major abiotic stresses along with one nutrient deficiency tolerance.
Some of them co-located with QTLs identified for grain Zn, Zn toxicity tolerance, and Zn deficiency tolerance (Dong et al. 2006; Wissuwa et al. 2006).
No Bangladeshi accessions was screened in greenhouse screening for zinc deficiency tolerance, hence we see a gap in the longitude wise distribution (Fig. 3g arrow).
Furthermore, several genes from barley, including HvNAS1 and HvNAAT, in combination with HvNAS1 and IDS3 were introduced into rice to increase Fe deficiency tolerance under alkaline conditions.
Therefore, both jasmonate biosynthesis and level might be increased in Mg-deficient roots, thus enhancing plant Mg-deficiency tolerance.
Therefore, the down-regulation of miR164 in B-deficient leaves might be involved in the B-deficiency tolerance of plants by improving the expression of NAC.
The transformants exhibited increased Fe-deficiency tolerance and grew well in alkaline soil.
The gIDS3 lines that were cultivated in the paddy fields of calcareous soils showed Fe-deficiency tolerance [20].
Overexpressed OsPRX2 causes the stomatal closing and K+-deficiency tolerance increasing, while knockout of OsPRX2 lead to serious defects in leaves phenotype and the stomatal opening under the K+-deficiency tolerance.
