Sentence examples for lines of plant from inspiring English sources

Superoxide dismutase (spot n° 165, Figure 1B) shown to be secreted [ 37] is involved in the production of H2O2, one of the first lines of plant defence [ 61].

Previous studies [ 23- 27] showed that lignin biosynthesis is crucial for cell wall apposition, one of the first lines of plant defense against invading fungi.

However, after entry to the plant apoplast pathogen recognition triggers different lines of plant defenses, central of which is the activation of distinct defense signaling pathways mediated by different phytohormones such as SA, JA and ethylene [ 2, 63].

For maize, RW was assessed both in the lines of plants (CL) and between the lines (BCL).

And there are no forms to fill out for borrowing a bicycle, so guests who sleep through the morning stroll tour the 540-acre property on a whim, pedaling past neat lines of planted pines and eucalyptus inhabited by a startling variety of brightly colored birds.

Many polyploid lines of plants were created by application of artificial selective breeding, tissue culture, distant hybridization, physicochemical factors, protoplast culture, and somatic hybridization (Song et al. 2012).

At the Mwadinomho Combined School near Odangwa, I watched a class standing around a small plot of land where a micro-drip irrigation system was at work with a network of narrow pipes feeding two long lines of plants.

The traditional strategy of producing RPs in plants is to create stable, transgenic lines of plants.

Another possible approach to tackle effector function could arise from the great number of mutant lines of plants, mainly Arabidopsis, which have a specific phenotype associated with a determined cellular process.

There are two accompanying graphics showing (1) a simple time line of plant predation and (2) the relationship of plant diversification and the phylogeny of vertebrate plant predators.

Read Dr. Tiffney's TALK OUTLINE and examine TWO GRAPHICS showing (1) a simple time line of plant predation and (2) the relationship of plant diversification and the phylogeny of vertebrate plant predators.