Sentence examples for mean chlorophyll content from inspiring English sources

The RIL population had mean chlorophyll content greater than either parent.

The mean chlorophyll content in yellow (132 mg m-2) leaves was about 2 ~ 3-times lower than that of green (408 mg m-2) and purple (478 mg m-2) leaves.

Left: mean chlorophyll a contents (n = 15; with STDev) (determined via spectral photometry); Right: mean bacterial cell counts (n = 5; with STDev) (determined via epi fluorescence microscopy).

The greater leaf area means more chlorophyll contents, it enabled plants to produce more photosynthate which ultimately resulted in larger tuber size due to more food storage (Riaz et al. 2015).

The root mean square error (RMSE) of the chlorophyll content estimation using these indices was < 50 mg m-2.

(A) Coefficient between reciprocal reflectance (R-1) and chlorophyll content; (B) root mean square error (RMSE) of the chlorophyll estimation by R-1.

(A) Coefficient between [1 - (Rλ/RNIR)] and the chlorophyll content; (B) root mean square error (RMSE) of the chlorophyll estimation by R-1.

Algal biomass was measured by means of dry weight and chlorophyll content.

(A) Coefficients of [ RNIR/Rλ) - 1] and [1 - (Rλ/RNIR)] with the chlorophyll content of all leaves (G+Y+P); (B) root mean square error (RMSE) of the chlorophyll estimation by R-1.

Error bars are standard error of the mean Open image in new window Fig. 6 Chlorophyll content of S. melongena treated with sugarcane pressmud.

The predicted chlorophyll content was compared to chlorophyll levels physically measured, and the root mean square error (RMSE) of the predictions was calculated.