Sentence examples for kernel nutrient from inspiring English sources
Several candidate genes have already been identified (Wright et al. 2005), with some especially notable examples relating to kernel nutrient content.
Another kernel nutrient gene, yellow 1 (y1), encodes an enzyme that produces yellow kernels with high-level carotenoids, a precursor for vitamin A synthesis (Palaisa et al. 2003).
This produces the enzymes that convert the oil in the kernel into nutrients that are then absorbed to support growth (Balasubramaniam et al. 1973; Manjula et al. 1993, 1995 a, b ; Balachandran and Arumughan 1995) until leaves and roots emerge through the husk and expand in daylight for photosynthesis to begin.
As part of their role in reproduction, the glumes serve as a 'defense line' for the kernels, and act on nutrient allocation and photo-assimilates conversation destined for the developing kernels [ 36].
In the present work, the simultaneous saccharification and cofermentation (SSCF) of FR and corn kernels, which have different nutrient compositions, were carried out.
The degree of milling and polishing has a significant effect on the nutritional aspects of white rice, especially on minerals, due to a non-uniform distribution of nutrients in the kernel.
Many other genes of smaller effect are expected to have influenced features such as the size of the ear, growth conditions, and the nutrient content of kernels.
The internal resistance is more important than external resistance for leaching of nutrients from almond kernel to gastric environment.
The NAC domain gene, which was cloned from wild emmer wheat, accelerates senescence and could enhance nutrient remobilization to the developing kernels, thereby improving their nutritional content [ 67].
Despite the decrease in phorbol esters, ethanol treatment of jatropha kernel cake was not enough to promote adequate nutrient intake by the heifers.
Finally, the feasibility of ethanol production by SSCF of FR and corn kernels without additional organic nutrients was also evaluated.
