Sentence examples for more severe root from inspiring English sources

In each of the four combinations, the double mutant demonstrated a more severe root growth defect than either of the single mutants.

However, a sec5a mutation combined with the exo70A1-2 mutation results in a synergistic defect in hypocotyl elongation [ 27], and the same combination shows a more severe root growth defect than the exo70A1-2 mutalonelone.

When grown in the presence of 200 m m mannitol, vti13 seedling root hairs exhibited a much more severe root hair branching phenotype than that detected in wild-type or in vti13 grown in the absence of mannitol (Fig.  1D, E).

A general tendency for more severe apical root resorption in the super-elastic group was noticed, but that was only significant for tooth 31.

This pattern seemed to be correlated with the severity of root hair phenotype in mrh2-3 because the more severe waving and/or branching root hairs had more obvious fragmentation and random orientation of MT (Figure 4, B D).

Although the effects of Pi deficiency on root development were more severe in agar media than in our hydroponic system, the typical root modifications induced by Pi stress (primary root shortening and higher production of lateral roots and root hairs) [ 14], were observed in both systems.

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Women also had smaller aortic valve area both at inclusion and at the last study visit, also when adjusted for pressure recovery in the aortic root, indicating more severe AS (table 1 and figure 1).

Similarly, the extent of repression was also more severe in shoots than in roots.

In addition, Brin et al. observed at least mild root resorption in approximately 80% maxillary incisors and moderate to severe root resorption in more than 12%[21]].

Phosphorus deficiency typically leads to an increase in the root : shoot ratio and while this may involve an absolute increase in root biomass under mild P deficiency, more severe P or Zn deficiency typically leads to an absolute decrease in root biomass (Wissuwa and Ae, 2001 a, b ) and the increasing root : shoot ratio would thus be due to a proportionally larger decline in shoot biomass.