Sentence examples for like vegetative from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest that well designed and maintained areas of dense vegetation, like vegetative filter strips, can be used as an effective best management practice to reduce colloidal contaminants in surface runoff.

O-ha-tsuki leaves possess two bundles, like vegetative leaves.

Moreover, studies with the anac019/ anac055 double knock-out and overexpression lines revealed that the expression of other JA-responsive genes, like VEGETATIVE STORAGE PROTEIN 1 (VSP1) and LIPOXYGENASE2 (LOX2), is regulated by ANAC019 and ANAC055 [ 29], suggesting that these two NAC transcription factors are part of a JA feedback loop.

That the placement of Sclerophthora is controversial becomes already apparent from its name: "Sclero" is referring to the thick-walled oospores, which are similar to those of the graminicolous downy mildew Sclerospora [28], [32], [34], while "phthora" refers to the Phytophthora-like vegetative mycelium including sporangiophores.

Most closely related to Ginkgo biloba are ovulate structures attached to brachyblasts (spur shoots) carrying also Ginkgo-like vegetative leaves (or associations of both in the fossiliferous sediments) from the Mesozoic and Cenozoic: Ginkgo yimaensis (Jurassic) [ 7], Ginkgo apodes (Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous) [ 8], and Ginkgo adiantoides leaves/ Ginkgo geissertii ovule (Cenozoic) [ 9, 10].

We found that the PpDAM genes are SVP/StMADS11-like (SHORT VEGETATIVE PHASE), and were derived by tandem duplications.

A cluster of SVP-like (SHORT VEGETATIVE PHASE) MADS-box genes is located in this deleted region and these genes are not expressed in the peach mutant evg [ 21, 24].

(A ) Expression and putative enzyme activity of Ezl (Enhancer of zeste-like) proteins during vegetative growth and conjugation.

Also in Vitis (Vitales), we measure similar expression levels of the AGL6-like gene in vegetative shoots and flower tissue and intriguingly, expression is most pronounced in tendrils.

CLF plays multiple roles in plant development, and also directly represses the expression of SHOOTMERISTEMLESS (STM) and a flowering gene, AGAMOUS LIKE 19 (AGL19), during vegetative development [48], [49].

"Given the legacy of psychosurgery, and that states of unconsciousness, like the vegetative state, can be so contentious, we have to be very concerned about ethical issues" like informed consent, said Dr. Joseph J. Fins, chief of medical ethics at Cornell and an author of the study.