Sentence examples for in which roots from inspiring English sources
Many brown coals of lighter colour have a fibrous structure in which roots and other plant matter are still recognizable, indicating little coalification beyond peat.
And yet, I put it to all of them, is there not a danger that treating race as a non-issue tilts the subject too far towards a homogeneity in which roots, history, individual differences mean nothing?
Biogeomorphic and pedologic studies in recent decades have highlighted the importance of tree uprooting, in which roots play a primary role, in soil development, regolith disturbance and bedrock mining.
Thus, the order in which roots die would have the opposite trend to their development order: that is, the first-order roots die first, then the second-order roots, and so on.
The criteria for swarming seem to have been satisfied at the levels of plant organization in which roots are the mobile elements (Table 1).
With regard to RSA measurements, most in vitro studies use horizontal Petri dishes in which roots are grown in the agar plate, thus limiting their exposure to water-soluble volatile compounds.
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At 56 DAP, differences in root length occurred only in the zone > 8 cm, in which root growth was also most intense.
Other panels have been used for GWASs for root architectural traits in which root depth was analyzed but not the root cone angle itself (Lou et al. 2015; Phung et al. 2016).
The cost-benefit theory, in which root N absorption is dependent on photosynthetic products (C input) (Eissenstat and Yanai 1997; Nadelhoffer 2000; Norby and Jackson 2000), can explain the mechanism of our hypothesis.
Experiments in which root systems are exposed to a spatially heterogeneous supply of N using split-root set-ups or with localised supply of N [36], [37], [45], show that root growth is stimulated in areas of high N. Zhang & Forde [46] described how localised supply of NO3− stimulated initiation and growth of lateral roots.
