Sentence examples for facultative growth from inspiring English sources

The most versatile of the group is S. cerevisiae, which is considered a facultative aerobic fermenter that can ferment under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions and is capable of facultative growth under anaerobic conditions.

These genotypes are vernalization-insensitive and are therefore of spring or facultative growth habit.

Varieties with facultative growth habit can be either fall- or spring-planted since they are not vernalization sensitive.

The strain is Gram positive, starch hydrolysis positive, facultative growth positive, Voges-Proskauer (VP) reaction positive, and citrate utilization positive.

This observation, together with our DR and FLN data (Figs  1, 2), clearly suggests that accession Bd21 has a facultative growth habit.

The facultative growth habit lacks a clear definition and is considered by some as a sub-class of the winter growth habit.

The mechanism behind microaerobic pretreatment is hydrolysis initiated by the increased facultative bacteria growth rate and enzymatic activity and the greater cellulase production under microaerobic conditions.

For facultative anaerobes, growth in an oxygen-limited environment is more energetically-deprived than in aerobic conditions.

Dickeya dadantii and Pectobacterium atrosepticum are phytopathogenic enterobacteria capable of facultative anaerobic growth in a wide range of O2 concentrations found in plant and natural environments.

However, no clear relation between the presence of homologs of Aus1p or Pdr11p sterol-influx pumps and facultative anaerobic growth could be detected among the species composing the Saccharomyces complex [ 45].

All these populations involve genetically broad crosses between winter (or facultative) and spring growth habit parents, which therefore segregate for Vrn-H1 and/or Vrn-H2 (major genes governing the vernalization requirement in the cultivated barley genepool) [ 19] that may obscure and complicate interpretation of the results.