Starch synthesis and accumulation in the chloroplasts occur particularly when photosynthetic carbon fixation exceeds the needs of the plant.
Optimists think it will come in time, especially since requests to provide power now exceed the needs of the state.
Third, rates of photosynthesis in bright sunlight sometimes exceed the needs of the plants, resulting in the formation of excess sugars and starch.
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Columbus says that NIH has also added new application servers, database processors, and memory to exceed the needs of the anticipated traffic.
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Indeed, the dramatic increase in respiration in response to ethylene treatment might be associated with an enhanced level of ATP exceeding the needs of the cells [ 44].
The most abundant amplicons of our panel are represented by up to 800'000 reads exceeding the needs of most profiling experiments.
If primarily functioning as a storage compound similar to the situation in seeds one would expect a positive correlation of the proportion of phytic acid and total P (Eeckhout and Depaepe 1994); phytic acid synthesis starts when the supply of P exceeds the needs of basic plant metabolism.
A positive relationship can be easily explained by the fact that phytic acid synthesis usually starts as soon as the supply of P exceeds the needs of basic plant metabolism when no other sinks for P are present: a positive correlation is thus inevitable (Bieleski 1973).
