Sentence examples for increased in wheat from inspiring English sources

Our findings are in line with those of Kader et al. (2011), who reported that the ascorbate content increased in wheat plants under chilling stress.

The abundance of PRprotein1.2 significantly increased in wheat seminal roots after 7 days of waterlogging [ 55].

As a result, the number of genes which are non-collinear to genomes of related species seems markedly increased in wheat.

It begins with the implementation of the United States Land-Grant System and then discusses in turn the planning and implementation of the two grand missions that led successively to the yield increases in wheat and rice that heralded the onset of the "Green Revolution".

The discovery of induced mutations using this method and the analysis pipeline are expected to increase in wheat with the availability of genome sequence for all the genes in wheat.

Infant death from congenital anomalies significantly increased in high-wheat counties for males (OR = 2.66; 95% CI, 1.52-4.65) but not for females (OR = 0.48; 95% CI, 0.20-1.15).

Amylose content was markedly increased in the durum wheat transgenic lines exhibiting SBEIIa gene silencing.

A modified firefly luciferase gene with improved codon usage for mammalian cells (1.8% higher G + C content) had 14-23× 14-23×sed actincreasedmactivitypensinn cells and 53-59× increased activity in wheat scutellumaize0].

Increased yield in wheat is generally attributed to an increase in the number of fertile tillers (Salantur et al. 2006), and inoculation with A. brasilense resulted in more tillers in wheat plants grown in disinfected soil (Saubidet et al. 2002).

Wastewater-irrigated soil showed significant (p < 0.05, p < 0.01) accumulation of heavy metals compared to the freshwater-irrigated soil indicating concern of their increased absorption in wheat plant.

Wastewater-irrigated soil showed significant (p < 0.05, p < 0.01) accumulation of heavy metals compared to the freshwater-irrigated soil indicating concern of their increased absorption in wheat plant system.