Sentence examples for incomplete plant from inspiring English sources

Even an incomplete plant list runs into the thousands, most awarded the coveted "distinction of merit" by the Royal Horticultural Society of Britain.

Sedum plot with incomplete plant cover, sluggish transpiration and limited substrate moisture storage had feeble evapotranspiration cooling.

This might be because of incomplete plant database and future research should focus on strengthening the information on the plant DNA barcode genes.

This is in contrast to 'Semillon', an anisohydric variety, with comparatively high g throughout the diurnal cycle and as a result incomplete plant rehydration prior to dawn especially during warm, windy nights (Rogiers et al., 2009).

In comparison with other microRNA profiling tools, such as mirTools (http://centre.bioinformatics.zj.cn/mirtools/) and CPSS (http://mcg.ustc.edu.cn/db/cpss/index.html) which are either specialized for animal small RNAs analysis or incomplete analysis of plant small RNAs, NGSmirPlant is specialized for comprehensive characterization of the small RNA transcriptome of plants.

In Austria, Mr. Takayama's visit to the incomplete Zwentendorf nuclear plant — terminated in a 1978 national referendum — provided the seed for his Festival/Tokyo work.

It was supposed to go to the incomplete Rokkasho reprocessing plant, just south of the Fukushima nuclear site, where plutonium would be extracted as a fuel for "fast" reactors.

To avoid incomplete sampling, only plants with fully sequenced genomes were analyzed.

When fruits did develop, ripening was incomplete in transgenic plants.

Each incomplete block was planted in 5 rows of 12 columns and included 4 checks, each replicated three times with one located in each column in a diagonal fashion at fixed intervals.

The 343 gain genes consist of 133 characterized gene homologues, 108 uncharacterized gene homologues, and 102 transposon-related genes, indicating that some of these novel genes may have arisen from the movement of transposable elements, which commonly create incomplete pseudogenes in plants.