Sentence examples for greater seed from inspiring English sources
Greater seed yield and WUE at first sowing date were associated with greater LAI and aboveground dry matter, and lower temperatures during reproductive stages.
This strategy seems most appropriate when greater seed loss is caused by a specialist predator (Ims 1990), as is the case of the Atriplex population we have studied.
As the number of fibers per seed area is genetically determined, adjusting plant density to produce more seeds and greater seed area can be a potentially promising alternative to improve lint yield in cotton.
Mycorrhizal inoculation resulted in twofold greater biomass and fourfold greater seed production when plants were protected from herbivores; inoculation with mycorrhizae resulted in twofold greater biomass and seed production when plants were accessible by all herbivores.
The greater seed density beneath the parent trees and a favorable microhabitat for germination and seedling survival (Wright 2002; Crawley 2009) may explain the presence of regenerating trees near parents in the core zone.
However, results generally indicated that a seeding rate of around 9.0 kg ha−1 is near optimum for PSR23 cuphea production and that row spacing less than 740 mm tended to favor greater seed and biomass yields.
This dose-dependent effect was obvious depending on the amount of calcium initially added to the serum, with more calcium conferring greater seeding potential (in Fig. 1, "Day 4" and top "Day 8" panels, rows A D, compare wells 2 5; note the dose-dependent effect going from left to right).
Recently, this has been supported experimentally by the finding that epithelial variants of a bladder carcinoma cell line presented greater seeding of metastatic sites when introduced into the circulation than the mesenchymal parental line, whereas the parental mesenchymal tumour line possessed increased metastatic capabilities from an orthotopic location (Chaffer et al, 2006).
While I continue this love song to pot aka English marigolds, they give great seed.
Copies of National Geographic adorn the coffee table but the eye is drawn to colourful hardbacks: The Big Book of Buds: Marijuana Varieties from the World's Great Seed Breeders, volumes I to III.
Applying 50 150 150 kg/ha of N P2O5 K2O together with water irrigation at the rate of 16 L/plant (W7F2) significantly promoted the greatest seed yield of 1415.2 kg/ha.
