Sentence examples for maize may have from inspiring English sources

Our study suggests that organic management combined with NPK fertilization could effectively enhance the association between microbial and nematode communities, while a crop rotation system with maize may have a negative influence on the structure of the soil micro-food web.

Ricroch et al. note that feeding a 100% maize diet is unrealistic for an environmental evaluation of the impact that Bt-transgenic maize may have.

We suggest that breeding for elevated concentrations of BXs in maize may have unintentionally increased colonization by Fusarium species.

The aflatoxin concentrations measured in sampled maize may have differed from those consumed by case patients before they became ill with aflatoxicosis.

Evolutionary studies have speculated that sorghum and maize may have diverged from a common ancestor about 29 million years ago [[ 26]] after which maize underwent polyploidation and subsequent reorganisation of the genome.

Large effect QTL may be due to the inbreeding nature of some species, while out-crossing plants such as tall fescue and maize may have very large number of genes contributing a very small amount to a quantitative trait [ 46].

Additionally, because the GM maize volunteers may have pollinated neighbouring commercial maize fields, all maize seed and plant material within 1,320 ft (400 m) of the previous year's test plot was destroyed (US APHIS [2002]).

Together, these data suggest that maize Meg14/ Sbmay2 may have diverged from the maize Meg1-13/ SbMeg1 clafterfthe the maize/sorghum group split from millet but prior to the maize/sorghum divergence.

This finding supports the segmental allotetraploid origin of maize, and indicates that the two maize genes may have evolved independently for a period of time [ 44, 45].

Therefore, despite root growth within the fertilizer depot under field conditions at later growth stages, the distance between the depot and maize plants may have limited N acquisition from the depot.

One of the interpretations of the side effects observed (Tables 1 and 2) would be that the insecticide toxins in maize lines may have more pleiotropic or specific actions than originally supposed.