For example, cultivated mungbean generally has green seeds that are about five times the size of wild mungbean, while cultivated azuki bean usually has red seeds that are more than eight times the size of the wild azuki bean (Tomooka et al., 2000).
For example, yeast cultivated in assays A4, A6, A13 and A16 exhibited similar or lower sugar consumption compared to those cultivated in the untreated hydrolysate whereas in assays A1, A10 and A11 any sugar consumption was observed.
For example, native Hawaiians cultivated Pritchardia species in coastal settlements and although they had a variety of ethnobotanical uses (reviewed in [ 77]), the leaves and fibers were primarily used for thatching.
For example, Ganoderma lucidum cultivated in sugarcane bagasse [ 15], Thermobifida fusca bred on different lignocellulosic biomass (e.g. corn stover and wood chips) [ 16], Aspergillus fumigatus grown in the presence of glucose, avicel and rice straw [ 17] and Ceriporiopsis subvermispora during growth on aspen wood [ 18].
Some companies encourage employees to bring their interests into the creative workplace, for example, Google explicitly cultivates an "open culture" workplace where hobbies are welcomed.[7] A hobbies section would be very appropriate for a Google application.
For example, he'd long cultivated a tendency to pause with a kind of strained look, as if groping for words, gathering strength, before coming out with some mellifluous pronouncement; observing this, one counselor noted that he seemed "on the verge of belching" and was "very impressed with self".
In Malaysia, for example, oil palm trees cultivated in 500,000 ha are annually cut for replanting.
For example, they can be cultivated in different substrates and temperatures.
These radiobiological principles are based on "in vitro" experiments applying a dose of ionizing radiation, usually photons, to cell in vitro cultivated, for example, fibroblasts [ 14, 15].
For example, the unrelated fungi cultivated by leaf-cutting ants, also lack mechanisms to restrict the number of nuclei per cell to two, and have multinucleate cells (and apparently sometimes more than two genetically different nuclei per cell; [ 39]).
