Sentence examples for especially in plants from inspiring English sources
It protects against RNA virus infections, especially in plants and invertebrate animals, and secures genome stability by keeping mobile elements silent.
Zn also proved potentially capable of causing phytotoxicity when present at high concentrations in soils, as shown by the decrease in root and shoot growth as well as the changes in chlorophyll a fluorescence and antioxidant system parameters, especially in plants grown in soils supplemented with greater doses of Zn.
Outbreeding depression in plants has been documented in crosses between species, varieties and isolated populations6 9, and reports of inbreeding depression date back at least a century10 We suggest that outbreeding depression will often occur on a much finer scale than previously recognised, especially in plants subject to restricted pollen and seed dispersal.
These results suggest that vacuolar Fe trafficking is important for plant Fe homeostasis and distribution, especially in plants grown in the presence of excess Fe.
RNA interference is a vital part of the immune response to viruses and other foreign genetic material, especially in plants where it may also prevent the self-propagation of transposons.
Active methylation and demethylation of DNA is a key factor for sensing environmental changes and reacting with change in gene expression, especially in plants [42].
The results demonstrate the importance of air movement around plants for enhancing the gas exchange in the leaf, especially in plant canopies in the CELSS.
Finally, a living substance called protoplasm was recognized within cells, its vitality made evident by its active streaming, or flowing, movements, especially in plant cells.
The low pumping power consumption of falling film processes has led to the decline of forced circulation processes, such as MSF, especially in plant sizes less than 10,000 tonnes per day.
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However, Bagchi et al. (this Issue, in press)report that in the Trans-Himalayas, livestock can have a more negative impact on plant species richness compared to wild graziers, especially in plant species-poor ecosystems.
