Sentence examples for morphological phenological and from inspiring English sources

Landraces are well adapted to local environmental conditions, and have evolved a range of morphological, phenological and physiological mechanisms to efficiently utilize the available water in a dry environment.

These differences could be the result of morphological, phenological and physiological differences between types.

Therefore, it is important to test whether the stable expression of transgenes in different organs affects morphological, phenological and fruit quality parameters, especially in perennial crops.

The detection of localised admixture events and the availability of morphological, phenological and climatic (current and historical) information helped us identify a transitional zone established as a result of the post-glacial alleviation of extreme differences in climatic conditions.

The characterization and identification of this variety was done following morphological, phenological, and production aspects of the plant, in addition to other criteria, such as age of the plant [ 12].

We report here that several independent transgenic sweet orange and citrange lines stably carrying and expressing uidA and nptII transgenes showed a similar phenotype (at morphological, phenological and agronomic levels) to their non-transgenic comparators when both were grown under orchard conditions for a long period of time (> 7 years).

The rice recombinant inbred lines exhibited significant genotypic variation for physio-morphological, phenological, and plant production traits under drought.

Using two mitochondrial and two nuclear sequence markers and additional morphological, phenological, bioacoustic and biogeographic data, we characterize green toads from Sicily as a separate evolutionary lineage that is a sister taxon to African green toads, but substantially different from other western Mediterranean green toad forms.

In chickpea, SNPs from five different candidate genes (ERECTA, ASR, DREB, CAP2 and AMDH) were found significantly associated with morphological, phenological, yield and yield related traits [ 60].

As in the case of Bayesian clustering, no clear associations between the groups retrieved from DAPC and morphological, phenological or agronomical traits were found (e.g., branching pattern, days to flowering, disease resistance profile, oil content).

In this case, particular values of morphological, phenological, and/or physiological traits that augment fitness as temperatures rise will be selected for.