Sentence examples for leaves increased in from inspiring English sources

However, the abundances of chloroplast translational elongation factor Tu and elongation factor P in rice leaves increased in response to Cd stress [ 89].

We found that the expression level of SWEET7 (TDF #36_2) in C. sinensis leaves increased in response to B-toxicity (Table  2), which agrees with the previous report that SWEET15/ SAG29 was enhanced in senescing Arabidopsis leaves [ 95].

Also, the abundances of putative dihydrolipoamide succinyltransferase component of 2-oxoglutarate dehydrogenase (L112) related to TCA cycle, and 2-phospho-D-glycerate hydrolase (L72) and 2,3-bisphosphoglycerate-independent phosphoglycerate mutase 1 (L86) involved in glycolysis in leaves increased in response to Mg-deficiency (Table  1).

Our finding that the abundance of putative adenosine kinase (L40) in leaves increased in response to Mg-deficiency (Table  1) agrees with the report that adenosine kinase activity, protein and transcripts in spinach and sugar beet leaves were enhanced by salt stress [ 36].

By contrast, the abundances of all the four altered proteins (L5, 17, 22 and 73) related to nucleic acid metabolism in leaves increased in response to Mg-deficiency (Table  1), meaning that the metabolism of nucleic acid might be upregulated in Mg-deficient leaves.

The up-regulation of PPI1 (TDF #97_1) in B-toxic leaves agrees with our data that the transcript level of H+- ATPase 6 (TDF #26_1) in C. grandis leaves increased in response to B-toxicity (Table  2) and with the report that the expression of PPI1 in potato tuber was up-regulated by salt stress and cold [ 79].

In conclusion, aqueous extraction of Cardiospermum halicacabum leaves increased fertility in male rats through increasing sperm motility, sperm count in a dose dependent manner, and this may be due to increased testosterone levels in the serum.

All leaves increased gradually in length over 6 weeks of measurement.

Under shady conditions, to optimise photosynthetic efficiency, SLA of leaves increased, resulting in longer and thinner leaves (Dale 1988).

The sum biomass of the first-order roots, second-order roots, and leaves increased significantly in N3 compared with CK.

As the season progressed, rates of photosynthesis declined in the basal leaves and increased in leaves towards the apical meristem.