The North American leaves revealed that the diversity of damage, and therefore the variety of insects munching on the leaves, decreased dramatically at the time of the asteroid impact, with insects that fed on just a small selection of plants the worst hit.
The retranslocation of N in Eucalyptus and Acacia leaves decreased with age.
The ΨΠ in leaves decreased after 7 d exposure to 150 and 300 mM.
When the relative water content of leaves decreased, the expression of Rab2 increased.
Additionally, soluble sugars in leaves decreased because of their translocation into the fruits at plant maturity.
At the spinning section, the moisture content of chopped and washed leaves decreased from 74·32% to 67·56%.
The results show that the developed algorithm "Falling Leaves" decreases the production cycle of products by 2%to30%0%.
Relative water content (RWC) of leaves decreased below the control level at 15 days of heat treatment.
The size of press-dried leaves decreased slightly but significantly relative to fresh leaves, but the FA of press-dried leaves adequately reflected the FA of fresh leaves.
The concentration of P, Mg and Mn in leaves decreased in treatments with peanut shell compost (Table 8).
