Sentence examples for maximum spore production from inspiring English sources

The optimum concentration points for maximum spore production was determined based on the quadratic Eq. (1).

Maximum spore production was observed in rice husk, while jatropha seed cake showed least spore production.

The rice husk with highest C/N ratio of 22.7, showed maximum spore production in both types of medium.

Substrates supplemented with nutrients showed comparatively higher spore production, with maximum spore production in rice husk (1.8 × 109 spore/g).

The fungal growth on rice husk (with nutrient supplementation), showing maximum spore production was evaluated for its biocontrol potentiality against Musca domestica larvae.

A consequence is that the lesion size at which the maximum spore production capacity is reached is not affected by the strength of the resistance σ (Fig.  2E).

Rice husk with maximum B. bassiana spore production (4.3 × 108 spore/g), followed by wheat bran (2.1 × 108 spore/g) was observed to be the best substrate (Table 2).

As illustrated in Fig.  2, this results in a maximum for the spore production capacity (spores per mm lesion area).

The husk of urad (increased by 39 times) and pigeon pea (increased by 20 times) showed maximum increase in the spore production with nutrient supplementation compared to non-supplemented substrates.

Least spore production was observed with jatropha seed cake, which showed spore production of 7.6 × 103 and 4.8 × 104 spore/g, without and with nutrient supplement, respectively.

Sahayaraj and Namasivayam (2008) reported rice (11.24 × 106 spore/g) and wheat grain (11.76 × 106 spore/g) as the most suitable substrate for B. bassiana spore production.