Sentence examples for mass of seed from inspiring English sources

When ripe, the boll bursts into a white, fluffy ball containing three to five cells, each having 7 to 10 seeds embedded in a mass of seed fibres.

For the dominant species in the experiment, A. gerardii, we further examined the effects of treatments on the number of seeds per seed head and the mass per seed (mass of seed per seed head  =  number of seeds per seed head * mass per seed).

Under our growth conditions, small-seeded lines were unable to produce a greater total mass of seeds.

Variables that can be optimized simultaneously include the cooling profile, seed size, mass of seeds, batch time, initial and final temperatures.

Hydrophobicity of poly l-lactide) scaffolds is a main drawback in obtaining a sufficient mass of seeded cells for satisfying the requirements of tissue engineering.

Complementary, the present work addresses a comprehensive, systematic experimental examination accompanied by an analysis of some relevant process parameters (mass of seeds, CSD of seeds, starting point for the mother liquor exchange, process duration) of two general concepts for preferential crystallization in which the amino acid threonine dissolved in water was used as a model system.

It is inferred in the extinct Cretaceous seed-eating birds Sapeornis and Hongshanornis (Zheng et al. 2011) and the fish-eating Confuciusornis (Dalsätt et al. 2006) and Yanornis (Zheng et al. 2014) due to a mass of seeds and/or fish bones and scales (respectively) present in the appropriate region of fossil specimens of these.

Thus in very small pots, lines producing large seeds produced a greater total mass of seeds, while in larger pots, the total mass of seeds was independent of seed size.

However, there was no relationship between the sown seed mass and the total mass of seeds in either pot size.

The relationship between sown seed mass and the total mass of seeds produced is shown in Figure 4.

The relationship between harvested seed mass and the total mass of seeds is, however, different (Figure 4C D).