Sentence examples for deficient crops from inspiring English sources
This can be spotted by a drone carrying a heat-detecting camera which operates across a range of wavelengths and costs less than $5,000, says Sindhuja Sankaran, a biologist at Washington State University.Temperature rises are typical in many diseased, parched or nutritionally deficient crops.
A significant increase in the intercept of the stoichiometric relationship between N and S in S deficient crops was observed.
The objectives of this study were to: (i) evaluate seed S and N:S ratio as a tool for identifying S deficient soybean crops in field conditions and (ii) determine shifts in stoichiometric relationships among nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and S in soybean seeds which can be used for identifying S responsive sites under field conditions.
In P-deficient soils, crops usually recover less than 10%% of the applied amount of phosphorus in the first season and the total recovery after four years is often only 20 30 % (Russel 1972).
Many efforts have been made to research the function of the PT genes and the possibility of using the PT genes to improve the adaptability to Pi-deficient stress of crops.
Consistent with the high APRT activity in Fe-deficient roots of graminaceous crops (Itai et al. 2000), a PRPP synthetase gene was upregulated in the same expression pattern as other MAs-related genes in early Fe deficiency, strongly suggesting that the PRPP supply increased in response to increased adenine recycling.
I do worry that while we have really big collections for the top 15 major crops, we're deficient in the rest.
Trade was necessary because the Soviet Union's domestic production of fodder crops was severely deficient.
"It's not that these crop plants are deficient in any way," said Dr. Maris Apse, a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Blumwald's laboratory.
This may explain that tomato plants were not exposed to water deficient nor to stress through crop growth period.
It is conventionally understood that GR crops should not be deficient in amino acids following treatment with a GBH, due to their resistance to glyphosate's primary mode of action on plant EPSPS.
