Sentence examples for increase in leaf area from inspiring English sources

Overexpression of an ARGOS homologue from cabbage (BrARGOS) in Arabidopsis resulted in increased organ growth, with an increase in leaf area arising primarily due to an increase in cell proliferation [ 57].

Similarly, overexpression of the rice homologue OsARGOS in Arabidopsis also resulted in increased organ growth, although here the increase in leaf area was attributed to effects on both cell proliferation and expansion [ 58].

The increase in leaf area may be attributed to more number of leaves per plant.

This stimulation can also be linked to an increase in leaf area [60] or associated with increased hydration leaves [61].

Although plants grown with ample fertilizer had a greater leaf area index (LAI) than those grown with less nitrogen, the increase in leaf area occurred in the lower and intermediate MAclasses, while the leaf area in the two highest MAclasses was similar.

The results showed that elevated CO2 concentration owing to CO2 application leads to remarkable increase in leaf area index (LAI) and shoot biomass, and also generates the higher value of leaf area duration (LAD) that can benefit the photosynthesis in the growth stage and yield increase in crop compared than the no CO2 application treatment.

While the plants appeared morphologically normal, the PtPP2 PttCLE41- PttANT::PttPXY lines also exhibited increases in leaf area, with the average leaf area increasing by almost 2-fold.

One hypothesis is that improved nutrient availability leads to increases in leaf area growth and photosynthetic capacity, thus producing more photosynthate that can be allocated to the stem wood.

The recent review of the FACE literature by Norby and Zak (2011) reveals that many of the long-term effects of eCO2 predicted in the present study have already been observed experimentally, most notably increases in leaf area index, tree rooting depths and soil moisture.

We propose that the increase of leaf damage measured as the loss in leaf area and the increase in the mean number of holes per leaf in netted oak trees (young and mature trees) are based on an increase of arthropod abundance.

Leaf areas were increased significantly with increasing MSWVC (A, B, C,and D), while decrease in leaf area was noticed in E amendment at 45 DAG.