Sentence examples for diversity of root from inspiring English sources

The sheer quantity and diversity of root beers dwarfs the quantity and diversity of any other soda, although the actual volume is but a trickle compared with the ocean of cola pumped out by the corporate giants that rule the global soda market.

These approaches should help breeders in taking further advantage of the genetic diversity of root traits for improving rice for future harvests.

The following questions were asked: 1) Does the diversity of root associated fungi decrease towards arctic regions, as is the case for many other organism groups?

A great diversity of root exudates from all these plants is released in rhizosphere, increasing the carbon amount of the safe-site.

Studying the genetic diversity of root penetration ability could permit the identification and characterization of genes that allow roots to penetrate soils with high impedance.

The observed non-asymptotical accumulation curves and the long tail of rare genotypes observed in our study demonstrate that the 24 sequences generated from each root system did not cover the entire diversity of root associated fungi of D. octopetala.

A combination of glasshouse and field surveys was conducted to characterize the diversity of root-colonizing Pythium spp. on Kummerowia stipulacea in one small (ca. 10 m2) restored prairie site, using naturally produced K. stipulacea plants or soil and seeds from the same site.

Otherwise, the invasion of an alien species at a later stage was explained by seed mixture identity and thus, associated with lower diversity of rooting traits and lower species richness.

Our discovery may explain the high diversity of root-inhabiting microbes of unknown ecological function [22], [42] and brings a new dimension to current concepts of rhizosphere ecology.

The genetic diversity of root-specific genes may therefore be reduced more dramatically in carrot domestication.

Hence, the belowground diversity of root-associated fungi may not follow the same latitudinal trend as the aboveground diversity.