Sentence examples for heterogeneous plants from inspiring English sources

We report that the JA burst in a native population of genetically heterogeneous plants, exposed to natural abiotic stresses thought to influence JA signaling (e.g., UV-B), is surprisingly robust.

NIRS has been used successfully for the assessment of chemical properties of forest floors organic material and heterogeneous plant material (Gillon et al. 1999; Chodak et al. 2002; Gruselle and Bauhus 2010).

These results suggest that plant community structure strongly influences bacterial community composition in these semiarid ecosystems, highlighting the importance of considering spatial variability when designing field studies related to bacterial diversity in ecosystems having patchy or heterogeneous plant cover.

Previous experiments using machine-learning approaches with hard classifications on remotely sensed data, when faced with the realities of a heterogeneous plant-life mixture and high intra-class variance, have tended to overestimate the areas of rubber tree growth.

Plant leaves can have an assortment of unmistakable elements like green and non-green hue, simple and compound shape and distinctive vein designed surfaces, a solitary arrangement of elements may not be sufficiently adequate for a viable classification of heterogeneous plant sorts.

These samples were defined as stubble; the heterogeneous plant compartment below the defoliation height which includes fully expanded leaf sheaths plus basal immature parts of expanding leaves.

The most important naphthoquinones-containing plants belong to the group of phylogenetically heterogeneous plant families Avicenniaceae Endl.

In order to process heterogeneous plant-derived biomass, specialized anaerobic bacteria use an elaborate multi-enzyme cellulosome complex to synergistically deconstruct cellulosic substrates.

We adopted the use of an automated dispenser of biomass powder to overcome the difficulties of handling insoluble and heterogeneous plant materials.

Several genetically heterogeneous plant genomes should be amenable to this same SNP development approach opening concrete perspectives for high throughput genotyping in a large number of less characterized, largely undomesticated species.

In this paper, we propose a formal model, where technological change results from interactions on two markets: between consumers and producers in the market for final goods, and heterogeneous power plants in the electricity market.