Sentence examples for excess shoot from inspiring English sources

Excess nitrogen, along with ample available water, can promote excess shoot growth, shading, and unfruitful buds for renewal next year.

Too little fruit and too much foliage means the vine is undercropped, which causes excess shoot vigor, and results in shading, unproductive excess leaf area, and vegetal flavors in the fruit.

The upregulation of PHT1 transporters by over-expressing At-PHR1 and Os-PHR2 has been reported in arabidopsis and rice (Nilsson et al., 2007; Zhou et al., 2008), respectively, and was found to be responsible for most of the Os-PHR2-mediated accumulation of excess shoot Pi (Liu et al., 2010).

Interview: Bruce Dern He bagged the best comedy actor at the Globes, and he's earned a spot here for the sheer wild excess, shot through with desperation, of his turn in Scorsese's banker satire.

Genes upregulated by Fe excess in shoots.

Genes down regulated by Fe excess in shoots.

Concerning genes involved in iron acquisition and mobilization, few of them were induced by iron excess in shoots.

Many Iraqis believe that it was Uday's excesses, including shooting dead one of Saddam Hussein's bodyguards, that caused his father to sideline him as his political heir in the late 1990's in favor of his cooler but equally deadly younger brother, Qusay.

The accumulation of ZmIRT1 was gradually increased in response to Zn-excess in shoots and reached the maximum level at 96 h after treatment, while that was suppressed in roots.

Our microarray analysis revealed that cellular metabolism was significantly reprogrammed in response to Fe deficiency and upregulated by excess Fe in shoots even though no morphological changes were observed in shoots under conditions of excess Fe.

In the Book Review, A. O. Scott called "Lunar Park" a "tale of wild chemical and sexual excess" that is "shot through with longing".