Sentence examples for dehydrated plants from inspiring English sources

The author concludes that it would appear that these dehydrated plants will average 840 mg of xanthophyll per kg, about 19% protein, and about 12% fibre.

Twenty-eight cDNA libraries were generated for sequencing and expression profile analysis: 20 were constructed from dehydrated plants, and 8 were generated from plants undergoing rehydration after a 2-h dehydration treatment (Table  1).

Our study showed that, 14-day treatment of arsenic (40 mg L−1 Na2HAsO4·7H2O) could seriously damage the root growth of P. notoginseng, thus making the plants dehydrated.

At the 14th day of water withholding, most of the WT plants appeared dehydrated and weak, but the SaSce9 overexpressing plants grew normally and were healthier than the WT.

When 10-day-old plants were dehydrated as shown in Figure 1(a), the DT2008 seedlings could maintain higher RWC under dehydration in comparison with W82 plants).

Finally, the plants were dehydrated at 65°C for 48 h to measure dry weight (DW).

Root and leaf tissues of dehydrated, rehydrated, and control plants were separately collected, with three biological replicates, for sequencing.

Rosette leaves of 4-week-old plants were dehydrated on Whatman paper at 25°C under light for the indicated time period to test the effect of desiccation.

Basal stem internodes of scr-1, shr-1 and wt plants were dehydrated, embedded, cross-sectioned (4 µm thickness) and stained with toluidine blue, according to Della Rovere and co-workers (2013).

Give it water as soon as possible, as curled leaves usually means the plant is dehydrated.

A conventional natural gas dehydration plant and one based on striping gas concept, which employs triethylene glycol (TEG) as the dehydrating agent, were simulated using a steady state simulator (UniSim Design).