Sentence examples for fruit model from inspiring English sources
"I wonder if they couldn't have taken more from what they had and re-energized it to make it look cool, like the Juicy Fruit model and Hershey's model," said Mr. Carbone, referring to the gum brand and chocolate bar that have tweaked their looks over the years but not metamorphosed.
In the fleshy fruit model, tomato, the plant hormone, ethylene, plays a central role in ripening [37] [40].
Abscisate is an early regulator that precedes ethylene in the climacteric fruit model tomato [ 65, 66].
Peach (Prunus persica L. Batsch) was definitively positioned as a new fruit model when its genome was sequenced and released in 2010 by an international initiative [ 1, 2].
However, the tomato fruit model system proposed by Gillaspy has shown its importance to decipher early developmental determinants, cell cycle steps and organ number determination [ 14- 16].
The SUGAR model was implemented in a more general 'virtual peach fruit model', integrating submodels for carbon assimilation, allocation and water fluxes to predict the evolution of important fruit quality traits.
Current progress in genetic tools, genomic resources and functional genomics approaches for tomato is summarized, especially devoting particular attention to metabolomics approaches and possible future challenges of fruit breeding assisted by fruit modelling.
In addition, the strawberry fruit produces some metabolites that are not found in other fruit models, such as tomato.
Similarly, more contrasting lizard and fruit models suffered higher "predation" by birds than less contrasting, but still detectable (i.e. contrast >> 1 jnd) models [ 51, 78].
Even as we know much about the role of seeds during fruit set and maturation from several fruit models, the role played by seeds in the process of the ripening onset is not well understood.
An inhibitory influence of auxin on ABA during ripening has been suggested in several fruit models, and the down-regulation of NCED expression by auxin has been reported [ 71, 72].
