Sentence examples for exploration of plants from inspiring English sources

We invite the attention of pharmacologists and chemists for further exploration of plants having high Fic, FL, and PR values in the present study.

The exploration of plants naturally adapted to extreme condition may allow a reservoir of biodiversity exploitable to understand the ecological service enclosed in these ecosystems [ 8, 9].

Exploration of plants for natural products even makes it more relevant these days, with the advances in the methods and technologies to prepare analogs from the isolated natural products [ 43].

His contributions went far beyond advancing botany, however, extending to construction of botanical gardens and the exploration of plant resources, especially fruit trees in China.

One example is the unified database of California flora observations from the Consortium of California Herbaria that was developed to support the exploration of plant diversity patterns, distribution ranges of species, and vegetation associations for specimens held in physical collections.

The effect was to stimulate Renaissance scholars to restart the exploration of plant taxonomy.

ComPlEx has functionality that extends beyond the scope of this text and was created as a tool for comparative analysis and exploration of plant co-expression.

Therefore, the discovery and exploration of plant extracts/phytocompounds possessing both antioxidant and antimutagenic properties are of great practical and therapeutic significance.

The mirEX 2.0 web-based portal is a one-stop solution for the exploration of plant microRNA expression data covering mutants and three plant species representing scientifically (Arabidopsis thaliana), economically (Hordeum vulgare), and evolutionarily (Pellia endiviifolia) attractive research models.

The interaction between these nematodes and their hosts is highly complex, and their obligate root-parasitic nature has proven to be a hindrance to the molecular characterization of these pathosystems, including the targeted exploration of plant defense responses during nematode parasitism.

"Hot and Cold," hands-on science activities, indoors and outdoors, featuring explorations of plants during the winter, in the Everett children's garden; through Feb. 13.