Sentence examples for differentiated fruit from inspiring English sources
This can be particularly informative, considering that, as previously reported, the two genotypes have extremely differentiated fruit phenolic content.
Further enzymatic study and functional analysis will provide insights into how this multiplicity of laccases evolved and became functionally differentiated for lignin degradation, fruiting body development and fruiting body coloration.
Nutrient depletion triggers a developmental program to ultimately form a terminally differentiated, multicellular structure: the fruiting body.
All Adansonia species develop large, ovoid or spherical fruits with a woody pericarp, commonly known as capsules; the botanical term is more precisely amphisarcum: a simple, indehiscent fruit with a pericarp differentiated externally into a dry crust and internally into one or more fleshy layers (Stuppy 2004).
Hence, the measured differences could be artifacts from earlier events during fruit development rather than differentiated starch degradation.
The artist has exquisitely differentiated the surface textures of the nuts and fruits, and pulled an amazingly nuanced range of browns from the quartzlike stone.
Their crucible-shaped fruit bodies do not have a clearly differentiated stipe.
Klotzsch designated it as the type species of Simblum, a genus differentiated from the similar genus Lysurus by having the fruit body ending in a spherical, chambered head, with gleba developing within the depressions of the chambers.
Characteristic of the asexual life cycle is the transition from single cell amoebae to a multicellular fruiting body consisting of at least two differentiated cell types.
Fruiting bodies with club-shaped or branched, erect morphology but no differentiated cap were considered coralloid/clavarioid.
Interestingly, TF specificities that exist only in human are important for physiology of cell types that do not exist in fruit flies, suggesting that novel TF specificities contribute to formation of new types of differentiated cells.
