Sentence examples for mean seed size from inspiring English sources

In addition, the mean seed size was larger for broomcorn than foxtail millet (Fig. 3a d vs. e l).

There is a larger proportion of cultivars in Sub-Group 2.2 relative to 2.1 (χ2 = 32, p < 0.001) and this is reflected in 6% greater mean seed size for Sub-Group 2.2 relative to Sub-Group 2.1.

For seed size (the mean width of the seeds per capsule) the models contained area and seeds per fruit as fixed factors and region and population within region as random factors.

"Unfortunately the smaller seed size also means a lower probability for successful recruitment in the forest," said Prof Jordano.

For seed size using the mean width of seeds per capsule, the model with area and number of seeds per fruit as fixed factors and population as random factor proved to be the best (AIC −172.69; BIC −156.51).

If mean seed dispersal is much larger than the size of environmental patches, there is no more advantage for the maternal strategy (Zm ~ 0).

Population mean seed germinability and plant performance decreased significantly with population size.

Our phenotypic analyses indicate that strong selection for increased seed size may be the most straightforward means of achieving the desired increases in yield.

The size of the source population size of C. jacea significantly affected the slope of the relationship between the mean seed set and the log(distance) from the source (Table 2).

The timing should coincide with stem elongation which means nitrogen is going towards increasing the number of seeds per head and seed size, not additional tillers.

This later N application timing should coincide with stem elongation which means nitrogen is going towards increasing the number of seeds per head and seed size, not additional tillers.