Sentence examples for differentiated leaves from inspiring English sources

In the grasses, in contrast, the relative timing of seed maturation and embryo development are shifted such that the grass embryo has a clear shoot and root apical meristem, and two or more differentiated leaves.

Sprecher [ 13] defines four distinct ontogenetic stages in the early development of G. biloba, beginning with germination and ending with the development of the first fully differentiated leaves.

Since the primary location of starch in differentiated leaves of C4 plants is BS plastids, this may account, in part, for the difference in PHB synthesis in M and BS cells.

In addition, ectopic expression of AINTEGUMENTA (ANT), encoding an AP2-class transcription factor involved in the control of cell division and organ initiation [ 50- 57], results in unorganized cell proliferation in wounded or detached ends of fully differentiated leaves [ 58].

Their precise affinity within the ginkgophytes remains unresolved, however, we hypothesise that the morphology of the differentiated leaves in some of the fossils (e.g., Ba22, 23, 32, Figure  1B-D), together with the linear shape of the leaf segments, strongly suggests affinities with the genus Baiera.

The specimens represent an ontogenetic sequence consisting of four stages: (I) formation of the cotyledons in the seed and germination; (II) development of primary leaves and taproot; (III) thickening of the taproot and appearance of secondary roots; and (IV) development of the first differentiated leaves and absence of the seed remnants.

The two sub-algorithms are combined by first using the energy detection algorithm to detect the speeches that are easily differentiated, leaving the speeches around the endpoints to the MO-LLR sub-algorithm.

3We assume that the cost of investing in two skills is not differentiated, which leaves individuals with choices in skills driven by return to occupation types.

Remnants of the seed remain attached to the seedling during almost the entire early development, and first disappear following the maturation of the first fully differentiated ("true") leaves (stage IV).

Vigorous proliferation of progenitor cells occurs in crypts, while their differentiated offspring leaves the crypts and travels up the flanks of the villi to suffer death by apoptosis at villus tips 3 days later (Fig 1).

Getting fired is no big deal at all, and doesn't even deserve to be differentiated from leaving a company a different way.