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Also, cluster IV (Included Adriana, Oase, Savanah, Triangle, Tasilo and DH6) had lower final emergence, delayed emergence, low growth potential, and high sensitivity for shoot and root growth.

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In addition, a planting depth of less than 1.5 inches or less when soil conditions are dry could result in drying out of the seed, thereby reducing emergence or delaying emergence until precipitation alleviates the dry soil conditions.

About a week to a week and a half after emerging from their eggs (or the following spring if emergence is delayed), hatchlings begin feeding to support growth.

Root emergence was delayed by ∼1 2 days in all genotypes compared with shoot emergence and was enhanced in both primed and pre-soaked seeds, with greater effects in the two flooding-intolerant lines (Fig.  2B).

In addition, the onset of both pupariation and adult emergence are delayed in dGPHR null flies compared to wild-type controls (Fig. 2D).

Although radicle emergence in B. coccinea and C. cauliflora occurred within 21 ± 8 and 3 ± 2 days, respectively (from the beginning of incubation), shoot emergence was delayed until ∼77 ± 14 and 38 ± 4 days, respectively, after radicle protrusion.

However, the effect of hyperventilation may have been less impressive if the control group would not have been hypoventilated during the initial part of emergence, which could have delayed emergence [ 1]: the authors allowed hypoventilation to occur during the initial phase of emergence in order to increase end-expired CO2, thereby stimulating the return of spontaneous ventilation.

Previous studies [12, 13] have suggested that hypothermia leads to late emergence, and our finding that delayed emergence is associated with lower body temperature is consistent with these previous reports.

These data suggest a shift in the occurrence of adult emergence from day 20 21 to 21 22 and delayed emergence for developing worker bees as a result of pesticide residue exposure to contaminated brood comb.

Many clinical case reports suggest that a variety of conditions can modulate emergence from anesthesia with the most common finding being delayed emergence in specific subsets of patients [ 17- 21].