Sentence examples for for certain plants from inspiring English sources
According to a new study presented to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, higher temperatures may increase the length of the pollen season for certain plants.
Greed for certain plants like sandal (Santalum album) has resulted in decrease of their numbers in India and particularly in Himalayan SGs.
According to Del Signore et al. [5] phenolic substances in mushrooms may be involved in a chemical defence mechanism against insects and micro-organisms, very similar to those described for certain plants (e.g. Salicaceae).
The students were very good at identifying likely pollinators based on plant characteristics and considered the traits of the pollinators that allowed them to be adapted for certain plants.
This is true for certain plants, but too much water can kill other plants.
The pattern of host plant use reflects more closely preference for certain plant tissues (seeds versus leaves) and growth forms (herbaceous versus woody) with exploitation of different plant taxa, rather than preference for certain plant taxa with exploitation of different plant tissues.
Fixed steam headers, such as assumed in total site analysis, give no allowance for reheating before turbine expansion, which can be valuable to consider when optimizing the steam system for certain plant configurations.
Specially, several compounds displayed 100% protection effect against wheat powdery mildew or cucumber anthrax at 400 mg/mL in vivo, which suggested that these compounds might be potential fungicidal candidates for certain plant diseases.
Previous phylogenetic analyses of the DEF- and GLO-like proteins identified specific motifs characteristic for certain plant lineages [ 33, 35].
Although T. vaporariorum is a polyphagous insect, it is able to develop preference not only for certain plant species [ 66], but also for particular varieties or cultivars [ 67].
Alternatively, these biases may be the result of decreased amplification efficiency for certain plant families, resulting in nondetection or underestimation of abundance.
