Sentence examples for low emergence from inspiring English sources

Large accumulations of seed in soil, combined with low emergence and survival rates, can account for the high population densities of seedlings sometimes observed following disturbance.

However, the latter was largely due to the fact that parasitoids of aphid species with legume host plants showed very low emergence proportions (Fig. 2, Table 3).

Unfortunately, very low emergence of I. glandulifera seedlings was recorded in the deep shade/high water bed.

Also, cluster IV (Included Adriana, Oase, Savanah, Triangle, Tasilo and DH6) had lower final emergence, delayed emergence, low growth potential, and high sensitivity for shoot and root growth.

The lowest emergence was recorded on sand mulched plots sown in summer, although even in this treatment emergence was satisfactory in terms of landscape practice.

The greatest emergence and establishment was observed in the seeds collected from the East Humboldt site (80.8% emergence, 47.3% establishment), intermediate values were observed in the original source (63.4% emergence, 43.4% establishment), while seeds from the Gopher site displayed the lowest emergence and survival (59.8% emergence, 31.3% establishment).

As a result of this low growth rate, shoot emergence in C. cauliflora was delayed ∼38 days from radicle emergence.

This implies that the [Vrn1]ap required to achieve VS (the [Vrn1] target) will be lowest at emergence, remain low under 8-h Pp conditions but will increase with exposure to 16-h Pp.

The pattern was drastically different in males, with wAlbA densities being very low at emergence and decreasing with aging until no wAlbA could be detected within 5 days after emergence.

Low field emergence and early field vigour are major problems in shrunken-2 maize (sh-2).

Incorrect seeding depth causes poor seed germination, low seedling emergence and poor crop yields.