Sentence examples for desiccated leaf from inspiring English sources

For Asplenium, total genomic DNA was extracted from silica desiccated leaf material as described above.

Total RNA was extracted from CaCl2-preserved leaf samples using Nucleospin® Plant kit (Macherey-Nagel, Düren, Germany) following the manufacturer's instructions, except that the desiccated leaf tissue was ground to a fine powder without liquid nitrogen using a pestle and mortar.

Desiccated green leaf tissue (c. 0.5 cm) of two individuals from the same population were pooled together with an appropriate amount of fresh reference standard and processed as described in Suda et al. [ 15].

Mature leaves were collected when the branches weighed 90% (onset of leaf wilting), 75% (leaf wilted), or 27% (desiccated) of their initial fresh weight (IFW).

Much of this corn is 3 to 4 feet tall and the leaves have desiccated up to the ear leaf.

The collected leaf samples were desiccated in silica gel and stored at −80 °C until DNA extraction, which was conducted using commercial kits (DNeasy Plant Mini Kit, Qiagen Inc., and E.Z.N.A. Plant DNA Miniprep Kit, Omega Bio-tek, Inc).

At least 1 µg of total genomic DNA was extracted from silica gel desiccated (Asplenium) or air dried (Garovaglia) leaf material using a modification of the standard CTAB procedure [15] as specified in Trewick et al. [16] except that extractions were incubated in 500 µL CTAB buffer, 50 µl sarkosyl and 10 µl proteinase-K and purified by phenol-chloroform extraction.

Nematodes (about 3,000 5,000) were desiccated in glass desiccation chambers.

For rehydration, desiccated branches were submerged in water for 6 h (onset of leaf unfolding) and 12 h (leaves recovered).

For each orchid taxa, a leaf fragment of ca. 8 cm2 was excised and the plant tissue was desiccated using silicagel, each in individual sealed plastic bags.

Fields of stunted, desiccated crops.