Sentence examples for emerging seeds from inspiring English sources

Early emerging seeds had greater survival in the F2 common garden as well (χ² = 10.71, P = 0.0011).

Early emerging seeds had greater first-year survival in the F1 garden (χ² = 11.41, P = 0.0007), an effect that persisted through the second year of growth (χ² = 11.11, P = 0.0008).

Further, cFR grown plants have a phenotype that is an intermediate between dark and cR grown plants [ 71] and cFR induces a PHYA-dependent growth pattern essential for soil emerging seeds or seedling survival in conditions of deep canopy shade which are characterized by reduced ratios of R FR [ 72].

Over time, I estimate that some 30%-50 30%-50ese emerging seed fund managers to be successful.

As expected, the upper soil layer had more number of emerged seeds (16.6 seeds/m2) compared with the deeper soil layer (11.8 seeds/m2).

The number of emerged seeds (seed density) under A. robusta was higher than those under B. aegyptiaca and Z. spina-Christi in the present study.

In vivo tests were carried out on plantlets emerging from seeds.

It would be interesting to explore this further especially in different sized common or lima beans as some differences in seed coat preferences have been noted [ 48] and both female fecundity and the numbers of insects emerging per seed in susceptible bean lines have upper limits [ 49].

In contrast, the emerging oil seed crop Camelina sativa possesses important agronomic traits that recommend it as an ideal production platform for biofuels and industrial feedstocks.

Hence a trade-off emerged between seed mass and seed number with a slope of −1.166±0.319 on log-log axes in 40-mm diameter pots (close to the expected value of −1), although the slope was 0.132±0.263 in 10-mm diameter pots, demonstrating that the nature of the trade-off is sensitive to the growth conditions.

In a $2 million greenhouse, baby plants emerge from seeds embedded in tiny sponges made of fibers spun from volcanic basalt.