Sentence examples for interest for plant from inspiring English sources

Due to adaptation to new ecological and manmade conditions, the large diversity evolved in the European common bean germplasm is of particular interest for plant breeding.

With the objective of in situ resource utilization to conserve energy and to limit transport costs, native materials mined on Moon or Mars are of primary interest for plant growth media in a future outpost, while terrestrial porous substrates with optimal growth media characteristics will be useful for onboard plant growth during space missions.

The productivity is of interest for plant ecology as it reflects how efficient the plant uses the available resource in terms of growing area for growing (Webster and Lorimer 2003; Pretzsch and Schütze 2005) and it is of interest for production economy as it reveals the relationship between stand density and yield (Sterba 1999).

Of particular interest for plant breeding is that these two species are sexually more compatible with potato, and thus, in addition to the transgenics or cisgenics approaches, our findings enable traditional breeding strategies to introgress the Rpi-blb1 specificity into potato.

Also the four novel plant-specific modified nucleosides will be of great interest for plant researchers.

Making predictions using weakly linked datasets is of utmost interest for plant breeders.

The increasing interest for plants producing conjugated fatty acids is also motivated by the recent findings related to their biological effects.

The observed paucity of interest for plants has been described as plant blindness, a term that is meant to encapsulate both the tendency to neglect plants in the environment and the lack of appreciation for plants' functional roles.

Understanding the cell wall's complexity is of great interest both for plant biology and for plant processing in food and pulp industry.

The genetic controls underlying stem architecture are of particular interest for maize plant architecture improvement.

Dominance effects are of great interest for both plant and livestock breeding because dominance has been suggested as one of the genetic mechanisms explaining heterosis (Visscher et al. 2000; Xiao et al. 1995; Davenport 1908; Bruce 1910; Shull 1908; Charlesworth and Willis 2009; Shen et al. 2014).