Sentence examples for degree of shoot from inspiring English sources

We converted the degree of shoot induction into an arbitrary numerical representation.

To present the results more quantitatively, we transformed the degree of shoot induction into arbitrary numbers ranging from 0 to 2 and displayed them using three dimensional charts.

Based on these results and those of previous QTL studies, we propose a model in which the degree of shoot vegetative development shapes the developmental context for reproduction and subsequent vegetative growth in different environments.

The degree and pattern of shoot lateral organs, mainly leaves and branches, are another key determinant of plant architecture.

Long takes — some of which were three and four minutes long, and executed with a hand-held camera — meant that many of the sets would need to be complete rooms that could accommodate 360 degrees worth of shooting.

Survival of plants (by degree of chlorosis and shoot damage) was recorded visually, 48 h after returning to the original growth conditions.

Thus, Peñalosa (1982) studied two twining lianas that differed in their degree of morphological specialization (shoot architecture) and found differential success rate of attachment across the population of support diameters in a tropical rainforest.

At that time, the degree of lateral vegetative shoot development (branchiness) was also rated on a 1-5 scase as a measure of apical dominance, with 1 representing no visible lateral buds, and 5 representing a rosette structure dominated entirely by lateral shoots (Table  1 ).

The most important difference between the low- and high-Cd NILs is the degree of root-to-shoot Cd translocation [ 19].

Because the vegetative growth stage is advanced in the lower parts of shoots, degree of vegetative growth may be a regulating factor for FcFT1 expression.

Consequently, identifying the responsible genes would provide novel insights on the degree of molecular parallelism in shoot architecture evolution, with broader implications for understanding the evolution of perenniality.