Sentence examples for layers of plant from inspiring English sources

More recent mattress-like layers of plant matter at Sibudu, dating from between 73,000 and 58,000 years ago, show signs of having been burned.

In general, the effect of all this habitation of the soil is to aerate it and to improve both its drainage and the penetration of water throughout the layers of plant growth.

The early temporal induction of OsGLPs and the location in the plant cell wall suggest that they play roles in early layers of plant defenses.

Biomolecules involved in the first layers of plant immunity, PTI and ETS, include inhibitors of pathogen cell-wall-degrading enzymes (CWDEs), plant pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) and susceptibility (S) proteins, while the ETI-related biomolecules include plant resistance (R) proteins.

This review emphasizes the biotechnological potential of molecules implicated in the different layers of plant immunity, including, pathogen-associated molecular pattern (PAMP -triggered immunity (PAMP -triggeredtrimmunitysuscePTIbility (ETS), and effector-triggered immunity (ETI) that can be applied in the development of disusceptibilityt gETSticandy modified (GM) plants.

Finally, our results do support the hypothesis that T3E repertoires can affect the host range of Xanthomonas strains and that the evolution of T3E repertoires is driven by the need for interactions among T3Es as they co-ordinately disarm multiple layers of plant defenses.

Permaculture uses nature's principles as its guide and the principle of "stacking" – using every niche and level to create different layers of plants – is most useful when designing a forest garden.

The idea of the segment they were filming, apparently, was to show how to achieve layers of planting in the garden, so there is a seamless transition between low-growing plants and gigantic ones.

The plan, for which construction will begin this fall, will replace soul-sapping asphalt with bird-friendly turf, put layers of plants around the skeletal infrastructure of the elevated subway lines, and tie those planted areas into landscaped areas with cisterns to collect storm water.

She points out that household products aren't formulated for this kind of use: "You have a concoction that will strip away the protective layers of plants and associated organisms, which is not a sustainable way to approach weed control," she says.

However, alkanes can also be found in wax layers of plants and animals to reduce their loss of water by evaporation (Cheesbrough and Kolattukudy [1988]).