Sentence examples for morphological traits typical from inspiring English sources

Huang et al. observed morphological traits typical of senescence in human fibroblast cells (WI-38), however, they also noted that basal p53 expression levels and target gene activity was normal, or even slightly higher.

In contrast, in Mt Tonta, trees were morphologically identified as A. biramulata (albeit with some morphological traits more typical of –or intermediate with– A. rulei) and predominantly assigned to A. biramulata for nDNA, but possessed cpDNA otherwise specific to A. rulei.

These triploid cultivars were clustered in subgroups such as 'Plantain' (AAB), 'Cavendish' (AAA) or 'Mutika-Lujugira' (AAA), based on typical morphological traits (IPGRI-INIBAP(Bioversity)/CIRAD, 1996).

It is also noteworthy that three sampled specimens of S. fruticosa were characterized by non-typical morphological traits for this species, especially the calyx shape (non-radial, slightly zygomorphic) and the calyx trichome length and density (which were more pronounced than usual).

These plants were also examined for the above morphological traits.

Morphological traits of leaf hairs depend on species.

Light availability affected population stability indirectly by altering morphological traits.

The morphological data showed that significant difference was found among 14 morphological traits.

Agronomic and morphological traits were differentiated from each other, while positive heterosis was recorded mainly for agronomic traits but not for the morphological traits.

Leaf morphological traits commonly affect physiological traits such as CO2 gas exchange and transpiration (Wright et al. 2004).

The QTLs themselves were placed into three major categories: morphological traits, physiological traits, and resistance or tolerance.