Sentence examples for enable fruit from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, other scientists had identified a receptor in a group of neurons that enable fruit flies to smell carbon dioxide, which signals the presence of a good meal of tasty yeast.

The early identification of promising genotypes at the large diversity step would enable fruit tree breeders to enhance genetic gain per year and react more efficiently to changing demands by reducing breeding cycle length.

Vitis vinifera (grapevine) GH3-1 encodes an IAA-amido synthetase involved in the establishment and maintenance of low IAA concentrations, which enables fruit ripening [ 24].

However, the observation that these genes were cold-induced in the sensitive cultivar Hz indicated that they could be required for setting up the initial response to cold, but do not enable the fruit to stand long term cold periods.

Obviously, the availability of nutrient components from the substrate for the mushroom grown on the formulation containing 15 % CM enabled developing fruit bodies with caps of large diameter and great thickness and weight (Tables 3a, 4a).

Noticeably, the availability of nutrient components from the substrate for the mushroom grown on the formulation containing 15 % CM enabled developing fruit bodies with caps of largest diameter and greatest thickness and weight (Tables 3b, 4b).

This adaptation enables the fruit body to disperse spores at times of optimum moisture, and reduce evaporation during dry periods.

In apple, dwarfing rootstocks allow high-density plantings while their precocious flowering enables earlier fruit production.

The uniformity in size, shape and sensor location of the artificial fruit also enables it to measure fruit pulp temperature in a much more repeatable manner than with real fruit.

Further, the identification of likely candidates for carotenoid and carbohydrate metabolism genes suggests that this novel resource will enable further study of fruit quality and development to enhance future squash breeding efforts that seek to produce higher quality fruit with greater nutritional and culinary value.

The partnership, which will enable mango and passion fruit farmers to participate in Coke's supply chain for the first time, is funded with a $7.5 million grant provided by the Gates Foundation to TechnoServe, $3 million from the Coca-Cola Co., and $1 million by bottling partner Coca-Cola Sabco.