Sentence examples for leaves characterize from inspiring English sources

Prostrate or erect plants with succulent stems or leaves characterize a number of the families from warm temperate regions.

Simple basal leaves and simple, alternate or occasional whorled, cauline leaves that are often different in shape than the basal leaves, characterize the Campanuleae in de Candolle's sense.

Previous work demonstrated that Cd induces oxidative stress in rice leaves, characterized by an increase in the contents of MDA (an indicator of lipid peroxidation) and H2O2 (Kuo and Kao, 2004; Hsu and Kao, 2007).

We measured phytohormone levels in leaves to characterize the metabolic consequences of silencing either Na α-dox1 or additionally Na α-dox2.

One such perspective has been offered recently by Hoyningen-Huene (2008, 2013), who argues from the history of philosophy of science that after three lengthy phases of characterizing science by its method, we are now in a phase where the belief in the existence of a positive scientific method has eroded and what has been left to characterize science is only its fallibility.

Adam was left to characterize women as creation's "fair defect" and to predict that women would afflict men with infinite adversity.

Generally, cotyledons, petioles and lower leaves are characterized by higher degrees of endopolyploidy, while roots, upper leaves and floral organs usually show much lower degrees (Barow 2006).

Immature sink leaves contain predominantly Class I PP cells with no wall ingrowths, while intermediate leaves are characterized by a basipetal gradient with Class III PP TCs in minor veins at the tip of the leaf and predominantly Class I PP cells at the leaf base.

Shade leaves are characterized by lower values of the fluorescence ratios blue/red (F440/F690) and blue/far-red (F440/F740) than sun leaves.

Date palm leaves were characterized by SEM-EDX, BET, and FT-IR.

These leaves were characterized by a high fibre content and the presence of some anti-nutritional factors (such as tannins, 0.8 3.1%).