Sentence examples for map of plant from inspiring English sources

If the plant fluorescence lifetime values from all of pixel points were retrieved, the distribution map of plant fluorescence lifetime can be drawn.

The study indicates that the distribution map of plant fluorescence lifetime can more effectively reflect plant chlorophyll content than fluorescence intensity dose.

Fig. 3 The concept map of fungi Fig. 4 The concept map of plants.

His map analogy seems not to have been taken literally at first, as no Map of Plants appears to have been rendered until Paul Giseke did so in 1792, fourteen years after Linnaeus's death [ 40]; but thereafter the cartographic enterprise persisted until 1859 and beyond, with Alphonse de Candolle developing rules for distributing plant taxa on a two-dimensional "map" [ 41].

The method produces, for a given area, "plausible maps of plant species density" considering land-cover maps.

Previous studies adopted simple measurements, such as plant-height, stem-diameter and branching-intensity for QTL mapping of plant architecture.

Two maps of plant communities with a 1-cm2 grid and the AOF were overlaid (scale: 1 cm = 15 km).

The Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) mapping of plant architecture is a critical step for understanding the genetic determinism of plant architecture.

By their method of construction, both potato physical maps differ from previous de novo physical maps of plant genomes.

The mapping of plant polysaccharide structures along with the corresponding enzymatic activities is a powerful framework for expression analysis of carbohydrate-active enzymes.

Overgo probes have been used for large scale physical mapping of plant and animal genomes, such as those of soybean [ 3], maize [ 4] and human [ 5].