Sentence examples for mean leaf longevity from inspiring English sources

The mean leaf longevity was estimated to be 13.1 month.

Both direct and indirect methods are showing almost the same results for mean leaf longevity.

As a result, mean leaf longevity E[t] is E t = ∫ 0 ∞ t ⋅ l t d t = 1 μ (8).

In the present study the mean leaf longevity (direct method) of R. stylosa was 13.1 months (Figure 8).

Therefore, the overall mean leaf longevity of our R. stylosa leaves was estimated to be 13.1 months.

An overall estimated mean leaf longevity was 13.1 months, which is almost the same as that estimated using an indirect method.

This calculation provides an estimate of average leaf longevity based on cumulative leaf production and deaths.

The leaf longevity was lower in egy1 mutants than that of WT plants (Fig. 3).

We first examined the effect of visual leaf longevity (representing the leaf survival) in the egy1 mutation (Fig. 3a).

Saenger ([2002]) also reported 18 months leaf longevity of the same species in Gladstone, northeastern Australia.

Bentley ([1979]) reported trees in an understory with leaf longevity of more than two years.