Sentence examples for freezing drought from inspiring English sources
ABA is considered to be able to modulate gene expression under osmotic-related stress such as freezing, drought and salt, but not all osmotic-induced genes appear to ABA dependent.
A. thaliana plants constitutively expressing any one of these TFs display a heightened tolerance to freezing, drought and salinity [ 45].
Besides, freezing, drought, and salinity tolerance genes in G. sinensis were predicted by searching for homologous genes linked to resistance and using PPI networks.
Dai et al. reported that the expression of OsMYB3R-2 was induced by various abiotic stresses, and that over-expression of OsMYB3R-2 enhanced tolerance to freezing, drought, and salt stress in transgenic Arabidopsis [ 41].
Based on the constructed G. sinensis PPI network, new freezing, drought, and salinity tolerance genes were predicted with a protein considered a potential resistance gene if interactions with over four known resistance genes were noted.
Hence, the expansion probably occurred in response to selection for the regulation of processes related to increasing tolerance to freezing, drought and salt stress in sessile land plants [ 1].
Any problems with heating, any freezing droughts or ice-cold walls, any rooms that need an electric heater — all of that will be obvious.
Agriculture needs a reliable climate, not excessive heat, unexpected freezes, drought or flooding.
In nature, many plants, bacteria, and marine algae accumulate quaternary ammonium compounds in response to various environmental stresses such as flooding, freezing, heating, drought, and salinity (Rhodes and Hanson [1993]; Gorham [1995]).
Overexpression of the GmGT-2A and GmGT-2B improved plant tolerance to salt, freezing and drought stress in transgenic Arabidopsis plants.
Overexpression of both the GmGT-2A and GmGT-2B greatly improved plant tolerance to salt, freezing and drought stresses as can be seen from the survival rates of the transgenic plants, the dry weight and the water loss (Fig. 5, 6).
