Sentence examples for flower capacity from inspiring English sources

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The most pronounced maturity trait is flowering capacity, but other traits, such the ability to form adventitious roots (ARs), are modified during the phase changes [ 2– 6].

G SQUA2 has, unlike any of the other MADS box genes of Gerbera, a strong flowering inducing capacity when expressed ectopically [ 48].

Prior to tests, bees were allowed to forage ad libitum on the six flowers (feeding cup capacity: 5 µl sucrose solution per flower) placed in a linear patch 1 m in front of the nest entrance and refilled after each visit.

The grain number and the grain size can be substantially reduced if a cultivar, sensitive to heat stress, is exposed to a short period of high temperature around flowering, limiting the capacity of grains to store newly produced biomass.

Do flowers, and their capacity to have specialized functions, increase speciation rates or decrease extinction rates?

Hancock et al. [ 46] demonstrated that blackcurrant (Ribus nigrum L). flowers have the capacity to synthesise Asc; the potential for Asc biosynthesis and degradation to TA in floral organs of grapevines must therefore be explored.

The higher quantities of chlorophyll b (Figure 2 and Figure 3) suggest the capacity of flower tissues to capture light radiation to enhance the capacities of the plants to convert light energy into potential chemical energy.

Moreover, Brachypodium has a small sequenced genome (272 Mbp), and spring and winter diploid accessions have been classified according to the capacity to flower with or without cold exposure (Vogel et al., 2010).