Sentence examples for maintained root from inspiring English sources

Although 5-azadC did not affect LUC expression in WT LUC seedlings, hsi2 mutant seedlings treated with various concentrations of 5-azadC maintained root and hypocotyl growth better than WT LUC seedlings under the same conditions.

The tolerant cultivar Numar maintained root K+ content at a constant level throughout the eight day salt stress period, while the two other varieties showed a progressive decline in root K+ content (with the greatest decline in the salt-sensitive NN).

In roots, RSS3 likely contributes to repress the jasmonic acid response in salt stress conditions to maintain root growth.

An expansible aortic ring was designed to reduce dilated aortic root diameters to increase valvular coaptation height while maintaining root dynamics.

That XTH activity was involved in maintaining root elongation rates at low water potential in maize (Wu et al. 1994) could suggest a similar role for rice.

Allelic diversity and subsequent tolerance genes may thus be encountered for less fundamental processes such as the ability to maintain root growth or root hair elongation under a combination of drought and P deficiency.

We tested here a hypothesis that roots of copper-tolerant plants should manifest higher activities of sucrose-cleaving enzymes than non-tolerant plants for maintaining root growth under Cu stress.

That several genes associated with two of these processes were among the few genes with significantly higher expression in roots of NIL6-4 could therefore suggest that they are involved in the ability to maintain root growth and/or root hair elongation in P-deficiency-tolerant NIL6-4.

In addition to the adaptability of sweetpotato to various vine-training architectures and across seasons in terms of maintaining root productivity, the open, interior volumes of the support frames tested in this study will provide future opportunity to enhance sweetpotato root yield in space by adding novel interior lighting, such as from intracanopy arrays of light-emitting diodes.

In fact, enhanced expression of XTH has been observed in maize roots under flooding where it was associated with aerenchyma formation (Saab and Sachs 1996) and in drying soil where XTH was thought to help maintain root elongation rates at low water potential (Wu et al. 1994).

We identified several genes that could play a role in maintaining root growth.