When exposed to a water deficit, fall dormant and semi-fall dormant cultivars have been identified as being able to maintain a higher shoot water potential (Grimes et al. 1992; Pembleton et al. 2009), greater rates of stomatal conductance (Hattendorf et al. 1990) and taproot carbohydrate reserves (Boschma and Williams 2008) compared with non-fall dormant and highly non-fall dormant cultivars.
He told agents that to prepare, he studied online tutorials about firearm tactics and how to maintain a clear shooting angle while rounding a corner.
The examination of root and shoot growths of DT2008 and W82 under both normal and drought conditions indicated that DT2008 maintains a better shoot and root growth rates than W82 under both two growth conditions.
The Japanese genotype maintained a higher shoot K+/Na+ ratio (1.0) than those genotypes in seawater salinity, but lower than the ratio (1.09 1.39) in leaves of the Florida genotype in seawater (Blits and Gallagher 1991; Table 1).
Marilyn Dorato, the head of the Greenwich Village Block Associations, an umbrella organization overseeing dozens of smaller community groups, maintains a Film Shoots Report Card, cataloguing the neighborhood impact — and relative generosity — of various production companies.
Emergent wetland plants typically maintain a large portion of their shoots in air, but occasionally become completely submerged.
Shoot senescence is a common phenomenon in poplar [ 4] and perhaps reduces transpirational demand enabling the remaining shoots to maintain a favorable water balance.
Giffords and Kelly have become prominent gun control advocates since the shooting but still maintain a love of guns.
Salinity tolerance in Pokkali is due to its capacity to maintain a low Na+-K+ ratio in the shoot tissue (ion-homeostasis) and its faster growth rate under saline conditions (Walia et al. 2005; Ismail et al. 2007; Singh et al. 2010; Thomson et al. 2010), and in Nona Bokra to maintaining higher shoot K+ content under salt stress (Ren et al. 2005).
Under LP conditions, the plants allocated a greater amount of phosphate to the roots than to the shoots, maintaining a relatively high phosphate level to satisfy root growth, whereas the growth of shoots was retarded.
