Concentrations for chemicals in different compartments (fruit, hay, juice, leaf, petiole, plant, protoplast, root, seed, shoot, sprout seedling, stem, tissue culture, wax) are given.
On the railroads, bunker cars for fruit and vegetables had compartments at each end filled with blocks of ice.
And if that chimp proved trustworthy, she could pull her rope, and send the vehicle back to her friend, who could then access the fruits in the second compartment.
Without giving any off-the-record secrets away, he was far more impressed with the array of Pringles and Kronenbourg in our compartment than the fruit and water in his.
Investigators said the shipments originated in Sonora, Mexico, and were sent north in tractor-trailer trucks holding drugs in secret compartments and carrying fruit, and other legal imports.
The sugar distribution within the cell compartments of the fruit mesocarp varies depending on the developmental stage, shifting from a predominant cytoplasmic localization in young fruit to the vacuole at maturity.
The tomato mutant hp3 has a mutation in the ZEP gene that results in an increased plastid number per cell and an enlargement of the plastid compartment in hp3 mature fruit, thus enabling higher levels of carotenoid accumulation.
Removing the fruit redirected carbohydrates to the vegetative compartments, stimulating their growth.
Notably, several breeding programs relying on gene introgression from the wild compartment have been performed in fruit tree species within the genus Prunus but few studies investigated spontaneous gene flow among wild and domesticated Prunus species.
Rao et al.'s findings reveal a role for the Notch protein in regulating the organization of cells into compartments to form branches in fruit fly airways.
