Sentence examples for degrees of leaf from inspiring English sources
In most cases rosette leaves showed different degrees of leaf curl and lamina reduction (Fig. 1B), and plants developed different degrees of stunting, particularly noticeable in the reproductive structures (Fig. 1E).
To account for differences in volatile emissions caused by different degrees of leaf damage we selected three equal sized leaves of each plant and randomly assigned each leaf to one of the treatments (control, w + w or w + OS).
Our study design did not support the observed higher degree of leaf injury close to the power plants.
The degree of leaf rolling increased with an increase in the expression level of OsSND2 (Fig. 6b).
In this study, fluorescence images were used to objectively quantify the degree of leaf senescence of salt stressed plants over time.
Using a similar visual scaling approach, the leaf growth scale is based on the degree of leaf wilting and is scored on a scale of 1-3 (tolerall, aleavesves normal, no apparent visual injury) to 4-9 (susceptible, all leaves wilted, seedlings apparently dead) (Suh et al. [2012]).
By 4 wpi, a reduced degree of leaf wilting was observed in some old leaves of these seedlings (Figure 2A, arrow), which grew vigorously with biomasses and heights similar to those of seedlings with mock inoculation.
The degree of leaf rolling increased towards noon irrespective of treatment in Mulato (P< 0.05, Fig. 3C and D).
All aloes possess some degree of leaf succulence, as well as crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM) and a thick, waxy cuticle common in plants exhibiting a succulent syndrome [ 7].
The higher degree of leaf folding observed for L. rigidus individuals at the two extremes of the ecotone likely gave them a greater capacity to dissipate excess irradiance through canopy reflectance.
The degree of leaf folding in L. rigidus again followed a 'U-shaped' pattern with folding highest in the sheltered forest zone then declining gradually and rising in the open savanna proper (P < 0.001; Fig. 6B).
