Sentence examples for mass of leaf from inspiring English sources

Normalizing the amount of amylose to the mass of leaf fresh weight revealed increases between38%and76%76% (Table 3).

The δN discrimination factor of gypsy ants was most parsimoniously explained by the mass of leaf litter on the forest floor.

For each plant, the dry mass of leaf blades, stems and inflorescences was estimated from the sub-samples of flowering and vegetative GUs.

All the material was dried to constant weight in an oven at 60 °C and the dry mass of leaf and stalk material determined individually for each pot.

Total volume of individual treeholes was estimated to range from 200 to over 7,500 mL, with water volumes ranging from 0 to 7,000 mL, and wet mass of leaf litter ranged from 0 to 250 g.

Using the data obtained for all sub-sample GUs per plant, vegetative and flowering GUs were compared regarding: dry mass of stem, dry mass of leaf blades, dry mass of stem and leaf blades, dry mass in leaf blades relative to the dry mass in stem and leaves of the GU, and dry mass per leaf blade.

Using inverse simulation approach with genetic algorithm, unknown four key parameters in the developed model, effective diffusivity, partition coefficient, average particle size and mass fraction of leaf particles were determined at different extraction temperatures and solvent concentrations.

To examine the relationship between leaf characteristics and larval growth, we regressed RGR on the corresponding mass percentages of leaf nutrients (%C, %N, and %P) and total QA concentration.

MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry of leaf peptide extracts showed an abundance of these cyclotides consistent with the frequency of the corresponding ESTs; that is, kalata B2 and kalata B1 are most abundant while kalatas B3, B6 and B7 are less so.

The specific LWW of each CPMG component was calculated according to the equation: LWW_{i} = frac{{I_{R0i}, m_{w} }}{A} (2 where mw is the water mass of the leaf disc used for NMR (in g), A the leaf disc area (in m2) and IR0i the relative intensity of the ith signal component expressed as a percentage of the total CPMG intensity.

Nearly all of the variance in the δN discrimination factor of A. araneoides relative to leaf litter was predicted by local colony growth and mass of standing leaf litter (the most parsimonious model; Table 2).