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The main effect of accession was also significant at the p<0.001 level for all tocochromanol compounds measured (Table 1).

In our qRT-PCR analysis, we found that this expression pattern was conserved in both Col-0 and L er-0 seeds indicating that for these genes there is little effect of accession background on total expression levels.

Our objective was to characterize the resistance of S. chomatophilum by assessing the effects of accessions, plant parts on aphid performance, and by assessing the impact of the resistance factors on different aphid developmental stages and on alate morph production.

In this paper we analyze qualitatively and quantitatively the potential effect of the accession on the development of several Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries (specifically, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland).

For each gene, the corresponding sequences were retrieved from the reference genome to reduce the effect of inter-accession polymorphism on the cross-species mapping success.

This largely reflected the salutary effects of EU accession, strong GDP growth and increasing trading activity.

When we allowed a focal accession × treatment interaction in the model, this did not improve fit for total mass or root mass (log-likelihood comparison: P = 0.757, P = 0.999), and the random effects of focal accession were estimated to be very low (at least five orders of magnitude smaller than the residual variance).

In other words, the effect of Turkey's accession to the EU on plural citizenship would be equivalent to convincing Germany to amend her nationality law.

Italy went to 41 from 45. "The concentration of gainers in Southeast and Eastern Europe testifies to the galvanizing effect of the European Union accession process on the fight against corruption," says Transparency International.

To test the effect of Gluconobacter cerinus strain CDF1 (Accession Number: KX578017 in Genbank, GDMCC 1.1207) which is now deposited in the publicly accessible culture collection GDMCC (Guangdong Culture Collection Centre of Microbiology, China) on fruit, 10 µL of Gluconobacter cerinus strain CDF1 inoculum was coated on a banana.

For each accession, the effect of virus infection on the production of viable seeds was estimated as the ratio of seed number in infected vs. mock-inoculate plants multiplied by the percentage seed germination, and CMV virulence as V = 1 SNixSGi)/ SNmxSGm).