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Lu et al. (2016) showed that long mesocotyl rice accessions had higher emergence rate than that of the short one at 2 and 5-cm sowing depth.

Our results support the assumption that a higher emergence and activity density of ground-running predators generally results in higher spillover to adjacent fields.

The higher emergence rate observed in root turns may be linked with the mechanical constraints existing within the outer tissue layer.

The latter accumulates in tissues and is associated with higher emergence of reactive oxygen species and oxidative stress [ 25].

First, wild-produced cross types (W, BCw, and F1) had higher emergence rates than the cross type produced on F1-maternal plants (F2).

On the contrary, in p53-mutated 9L cells, there is less growth arrest or DNA repair and therefore a higher emergence of MN, as described for head and neck carcinoma cells transfected with a mutant p53 (Masunaga et al, 2002).

CSSL-5 showed the highest emergence ratio (70%) followed by CSSL-33 (17%) (Fig. 4a and b).

CSSL-5 showed the highest emergence percentage (70%) among CSSLs followed by CSSL-33 (17%) and CSSL-15 (12.5%).

The resulting high emergence angles can lead to a misinterpretation of the spectral data if compared to laboratory measurements of analogues measured under nadir viewing geometries.

Thermophysical models of small bodies (cf. Davidsson et al. 2015) should take into account our results for regions of high emergence angles (θ ≥ 40°).

Bare soil gave the highest emergence rate while meadow vegetation gave the lowest, with the mixture of cover plants being intermediate.