Sentence examples for maintenance of shoot from inspiring English sources
Class III HD-Zip (C3HDZ) genes are required for the establishment and maintenance of shoot apical meristems in flowering plants.
These facts indicate that maintenance of shoot apical meristem activity requires site-specific activation of cytokinins.
The maintenance of shoot arrest in apl bps1 double mutants is consistent with a link to root growth.
A nearly lethal atchr12/ atchr23 double mutant containing weak allele displayed a variety of severe pleiotropic morphological defects, including poor maintenance of shoot and root meristems [ 19].
The importance of cytokinins' local action is best characterized by their role in maintenance of shoot apical meristem and root vascular development (Fig. 5).
Plant subtilases are involved in stomata and seeds development, maintenance of shoot apical meristem and cell wall, processing of peptide growth factors, and response to abiotic environment [ 31].
The bill would increase access for recreational hunting and fishing, particularly on federal public lands, build up habitat conservation and open up funds for the creation and maintenance of shooting ranges.
With the exit signs beckoning, Senate Republicans bowed to Democratic demands that the Senate's last vote before the campaign season be to take up legislation to increase access for recreational hunting and fishing, particularly on federal lands, build up habitat conservation and open up financing for the creation and maintenance of shooting ranges, among other things.
Excision and maintenance of shoots on nutrient supplemented agar did not cause any visible wilting or other signs of damage during the four day assay.
One of the key meristem regulators is STM, which encodes a KNOX-type homeodomain protein required for the establishment and maintenance of all shoot meristems [ 6].
Affected plants normally recover later in development; however, this initial defect commonly results in the maintenance of multiple primary shoot meristems in the adult plant.
