Sentence examples for grass tissue from inspiring English sources

The process of charring results in a slightly enriched carbon isotopic signature (−11.9‰ mean charred value as compared to −12.8‰ mean unaltered grass tissue value).

With recent developments in grass tissue culture and regeneration, it is foreseeable that effective chloroplast transformation systems will be developed for these species in the near future.

Investigations show that grass tissues vary significantly in digestibility [ 2, 16- 18].

In grass tissues, HCA plays an important role in cross-linking polymers into a cohesive network that contributes to biomass recalcitrance.

Although the abundance of XTH genes in the rice genome [ 30] was initially considered unusual because of the small content of XyG in the PCW of most grasses [ 4, 14], XyG can account for up to 10% of the wall mass in grass tissues during growth [ 36] and XTH activity may be more important for grasses than previously thought [ 30, 37].

Endophyte symbiosis has been found to affect the accumulation of inorganic and organic nitrogen in host grass tissues (Lyons et al. 1990); uptake of different nitrogen forms could be an endophyte-mediated axis of niche differentiation between the two bluegrasses examined here.

These same two species accounted for 58% of isolates in culture-based analysis of the same grass root tissue.

However, genetic engineering may allow improvement in protein quality and content through expression of a storage protein not found in grass vegetative tissue.

When the leaf and stem sections were preincubated with 1 mM TMP (a superoxide scavenger), a significant reduction of the fluorescence was observed and 10(g)), thus exhibiting the specificity of DHE for detection and imaging of superoxide radicals in grass pea tissues.

Grass yields and tissue N concentrations were measured every 2 weeks, and the soil mineral N concentration determined at the final harvest.

An alternative to Easter grass could be tissue paper, straw, or ribbons.