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This can lead to saltcedar colonization further into the floodplain, widening the riparian zone, resulting in severe reduction of streamflow or even rechanneling.

Here we describe that nb/nbl knockdown results in severe reduction or absence of embryonic erythrocytes in zebrafish.

Silencing of PFR2, a structural component of the paraflagellar rod, blocks construction of this extra-axonemal structure and results in severe reduction of motility [26].

Therefore, there is little doubt that a lack of P2X7R necessarily impacts IL-1β production, resulting in severe reduction if not a complete loss.

The vigEP812 mutation is caused by a P{EP} insertion within the vig coding region (Figure S3A) that results in severe reduction of the VIG protein (Figure 3A).

Indeed, although PTEN downregulation resulted in severe reduction of polarity associated with a decrease in tight junction proteins, expression of mesenchymal markers such as N-cadherin and vimentin was not increased as confirmed by Western blot analysis (data not shown).

Cluster III (included Cooper, SLM046, Lilian, Billy and Karun) had greater root length, cotyledon length and width, and root-to-shoot length with high mean time to germination whereas decreasing soil moisture resulted in severe reductions of final emergence and germination rate compared with those observed for 80%and50%0% FC.

Supplementation of glucose in the substrate resulted in severe reductions in β-glucosidases activity.

Loss of any of the factors that contribute to this apparatus results in severe reductions in the frequency of translocation [27], [36].

When the incidence of infection is high before grain filling, the impaired photosynthetic capability of diseased leaves results in severe reductions in yield [ 8].

The representative species of rice-pathogenic Burkholderia are Burkholderia glumae, B. gladioli, and B. plantarii, which primarily cause grain rot, sheath rot, and seedling blight, respectively, resulting in severe reductions in rice production.