Sentence examples for maize in particular from inspiring English sources
Maize, in particular, is described by experts in the field as a "nitrogen-leaky" plant because it has shallow roots and takes up nitrogen for only a few months of the year.
The expansion of biogas production from anaerobic digestion in the Po Valley (Northern Italy) has stimulated the cultivation of dedicated biomass crops, and maize in particular.
However, the demand for maize in particular as a major food source in the country has led to the observed annual increase in acreage of land grown to maize (Figure 1)[3, 4].
Although our current auxin knowledge is almost based on the results from researches on the eudicot Arabidopsis thaliana, during the last few years, many studies tried to transfer this knowledge from model to crop species, maize in particular.
A number of spatially explicit modelling studies have also emerged to evaluate the biodiversity responses from energy crop production at regional, national and pan-national scales, maize in particular [16 19], some of which considered land-use change scenarios involving energy crop cultivation on marginal land of high nature value [20, 21].
Recently, the understanding of the molecular response upon heat stress in plants in general and in maize in particular has increased (see reviews of [ 9, 11] and [ 12]).
The genes in this high confidence set were used to explore the influence of the circadian clock on maize physiology, in particular maize metabolic and signaling pathways.
Maize farmers, in particular, will need aid.Over the past decade, the Central American countries have been liberalising their economies; none has an average tariff higher than 10%.
Small maize producers, in particular, are now being wiped out.By stopping the redistribution of land, Mr Salinas hoped to introduce capitalism to the countryside.
The EFSA Panel argues: "Hofmann et al. [3] reported no data on pollen deposition outside maize fields; in particular, no data are presented that would enable verification of pollen deposition assumptions on host plants found in protected habitats".
What's more, intensive production of animal feed, in particular maize, has resulted in severe soil degradation and water shortages.
