Sentence examples for maturity type from inspiring English sources

It concludes that "while the range of potential varieties that a region can ripen will expand in many cases, if a region is a hot climate maturity type and warms beyond what is considered viable, then grape growing becomes challenging and maybe even impossible".

In the Garau Formation, an advanced level of thermal maturity, Type II (likely II-S) organic matter, and a marine depositional environment under anoxic condition have been recognized.

Maturity type was evaluated by the number of days before flowering or senescence (MT), plant height (PH) and plant vigour (PV).

d Maturity trait: MT: maturity type (assessment based on visual classification of senescence of the foliage), PH: plant height, PV: plant vigour.

Moreover, due to the strong segregation of plant maturity type in the C × E population, the use of younger tubers would introduce a strong bias, based on the variation in the physiological age of the tubers and thus gene expression.

The initial map set comprised a total of 37 maps divided into i) 29 QTL maps from 19 publications related to QTL detection of late blight resistance and maturity type, and ii) eight independent reference maps (without any QTL) (Table 1).

The cultivars represent three different maturity types namely: early maturity (November to mid-January for Ngowe), mid-maturity (Tommy Atkins, late January March), and late maturity cultivar (Apple) (Njuguna et al. 2009; Griesbach 2003).

A simulation model of pigeonpea is described that is designed to simulate the development, growth, nitrogen accumulation and yield of a wide range of maturity types from extra-short to medium-duration in response to weather, soil conditions and agronomic management.

The oil expulsion efficiencies were calculated according to formula 3, and the values are influenced by both the thickness of the single-layer hydrocarbon source rocks and the maturity of type II1 hydrocarbon source rocks (Fig. 3).

Available passport information (province and ecosystem) from the genebank and phenotyping data (maturity time, endosperm type and grain shape) acquired in the framework of this study enabled us to further characterize some of the populations.

Although Tattersall recognized that these patients "appeared to have maturity-onset type diabetes at an unusually early age," he did not use the term "maturity-onset diabetes of the young" (12).