Sentence examples for feeding structure of from inspiring English sources

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The feeding structure of the previously presented MNG antenna is a microstrip line in parallel with the antenna.

The syncytial feeding structure of Nacobbus is similar in structure and ontogeny to that of cyst nematodes, and in particular reniform nematodes (Jones and Payne 1977; Vovlas et al. 2007), and does not resemble the giant cells of root-knot nematodes.

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In this work, a comparative analysis of attainable performance is presented for three different reactor structures including a fixed-bed reactor, and two different feeding structures of packed bed membrane reactors.

We also provided the first evidence that these fungal AVR genes encode effectors that contribute to the establishment of haustoria, the essential feeding structures of Bgh [16].

Root-knot nematodes belonging to the genus Meloidogyne induce a feeding structure comprised of several giant cells [ 5].

As this gene is presumed to be involved in plant nematode interaction, particularly in the development and maintenance of the feeding structure that allows the nematode to achieve parasitic development, homologous genes were sought in other cyst nematode species.

Meanwhile, the planar feeding structure, printed on the top side of the substrate, is a center-fed, open-ended slotline whose ground plane acts as a perfect reflective mirror; thus, it forms a Fabry Perot resonator.

We studied the evolution of feeding structures in a group of 90 nematodes, including Caenorhabditis elegans, some species of which have evolved a mouthpart polyphenism, moveable teeth, and predatory feeding.

We have previously shown [ 36] that the promoter of ZmMRP-1 responds to transport demanding situations (such as branching nodes, nematode feeding structures and base of developing fruits) in heterologous species.

However, non-functioning genes are probably only retained for shorter periods, so re-evolution of feeding structures are only likely to happen after shorter evolutionary periods of non-feeding [ 94].

The genus Cuscuta L. (Convolvulaceae), commonly known as dodders, are epiphytic vines that invade the stems of their host with haustorial feeding structures at the points of contact.

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