Sentence examples for much of plant from inspiring English sources

The shapes of flowers and their organization into branching systems, called inflorescences, dictate much of plant diversity.

However, much of plant calcium signaling remains to be discovered, in particular, the steps between perception of MAMPs/DAMPs and generation of the calcium signals.

Thus, although DNA sequence change explains much of plant somaclonal variation, variability in epigenetic reprogramming of gene expression substantially explains the phenotypic variability of clonally regenerant animals [ 2, 24].

Duplication is a prominent feature of the plant genomic architecture, and much of plant diversity may have arisen following the duplication and adaptive specialization of pre-existing genes [ 38].

Despite the importance of ubiquitination in plants, much of the plant ubiquitination cascade is still unknown because of its complexity and the issues inherent to the use of Arabidopsis plants for biochemical analysis.

It has been an interesting process that has caused much analysis of plant habit before getting all worked up about how pretty the flowers are.

Much of the plant use is based on the Doctrine of Signatures which claims that plant morphology suggests the medicinal use for a plant.

We are grateful to Ir. Ines Van den Houwe for providing much of the plant material, François Côte for the gift of in vitro rooted plants of M. balbisiana 'PKW' and Dr. Martin Dančák for supplying leaves of S. nicolai.

Much of the plant was contaminated with radioactivity, but not nearly as badly as the Fukushima plant is already presumed to be, he said.

Whether it will ever be possible to replace light bulbs remains to be seen and depends to some extent on how much of the plant's energy can be devoted to light production while still allowing the plant to grow.

Boarded and broken windows dot the buildings, and rusted fencing circles much of the plant.