Sentence examples for more leaf water from inspiring English sources
More leaf water was lost by stomatal transpiration and less leaf water was lost by cuticular transpiration in leaves of blue light treated tomato plants.
Water shortage resulted in more negative leaf water potential and water potential index and lower leaf area index and biomass values.
Based on leaf physiological traits, these results do not support the contention that longleaf pine has a more conservative leaf water use strategy than the other two pine species.
Creso were characterized by a more negative leaf water potential in all treatments; furthermore, they reached these values of water potential earlier than the bread wheat cv.
Stomatal behaviour became more and more regulatory as leaf water potential declined.
The longest T2 component attributed to the vacuole (Musse et al. 2013; Van As 2007) represented more than 75%% of the leaf water.
In conclusion, the exposure of transgenic potato to four-day-stress (with 10%and2020% PEG) and two-day-recovery periods favoured the accumulation of GB and H2O2 by codA transgene; consequently the transgenic potato showed stronger antioxidant enzyme ability, more efficient photosynthetic system, higher leaf water potential and chlorophyll content and lower MDA content.
For example, AtmiR169 targets a gene coding for a ubiquitous transcription factor NFYA5; over-expression of AtmiR169a in plants enhanced leaf water loss and more sensitivity to drought stress than wild-type plants [ 14], whereas Sly-miR169c over-expression enhanced drought tolerance by reducing stomatal opening, transpiration rate and leaf desiccation [ 15].
After that, come back, clean your face with bay leaf water and then spread more honey on your face.
Apart from shading, soil improvement options and watering needs, these plants can benefit with a very gentle trim to encourage more leaf growth for shading - only providing the water is kept up to their needs.
Leaf water status was measured when more than 50% of the plants started to wilt.
