Sentence examples for different inflorescences from inspiring English sources
We measured the diameter of the inflorescence (Figure 1Cx), anther height (Figure 2a), corolla height (Figure 2b), and stigma height (Figure 2c) using two flowers from different inflorescences on each plant, and the number of flowers per inflorescence was determined.
Four different inflorescences of Chardonnay 96 were used to collect anthers.
In the present study, we show that somaclones obtained not only from anthers from different inflorescences but also from nodal explants all derived from L1 cells.
In the present paper we report results of a wider genotypic analysis of somaclones regenerated either from anthers of different inflorescences or from nodal explants of Chardonnay 96.
from: – anthers from 4 different inflorescences (A, B, C, D) – nodal explants or through shoot organogenesis from meristematic bulks (N°) : number of clones, iv : in vitro, gh : greenhouse.
The same genotypic profiles were obtained with a total of 29 primary and 7 secondary somaclones regenerated from anthers collected from 4 different inflorescences and 16 clones from nodal explants (table 2).
The ability of discriminating the different inflorescence types by SVM and KPCA is illustrated.
In this study, we found that the HNILs possessing EL1 or el1 showed different inflorescence and spikelet fertility phenotypes.
To test whether a dynamic pattern of gene duplication, similar to that documented in Asteraceae, is present in Dipsacaceae, and whether these patterns are correlated with different inflorescence types, we inferred a CYC-like gene phylogeny for Dipsacaceae based on representative species from the major lineages.
Such extensive gene duplication is thought to be correlated with the evolution of ray versus disk florets [ 20, 21]; however, this possible connection has not been investigated in any groups outside of the Asteraceae, nor has copy number been compared in clades with different inflorescence types.
The number of eggs per inflorescence was not significantly different between flowering inflorescences in March (mean 2.03 eggs/inflorescence) and April (2.85 eggs/inflorescence; ANOVA, F1, 1042 = 2.748, P = 0.126).
