Sentence examples for mutant plants produced from inspiring English sources
RICESLEEPER2 mutants produced a normal amount of seeds, but RICESLEEPER1 mutant plants produced mostly empty panicles, yielding only very few seeds, indicating a lethal embryo defect.
During backcrossing, heterozygous p5cs2 mutant plants produced less than the expected sulfadiazine (p5cs2-1) or BASTA (p5cs2-2) resistant progeny (Table 1).
Note approximately 50% of germinated pollen from mutant plants produced short tubes (red column); asterisks: red, short; green, long pollen tubes).
Consistent with this observation, the AtrabD2b/2c mutant plants produced a smaller quantity of seeds than wild-type plants or single mutants.
While the mutant plants produced green curds under normal growth conditions in greenhouse and in field, the intensity of green hue in the curd tissues was affected by light intensity.
It is quantitatively shown that the adult lli mutant plants produce altered inflorescence of improved horticultural value, wherein axes are excessively branched, two flowers are formed per node that are bare of subtending leaves, and several times more open flowers are displayed each day, as compared to LLI plants.
Second, both AtrabD2b and AtrabD2c mutant plants produce a small percentage of deformed and collapsed pollen grains, while AtrabD2b/2c lines produce a higher percentage of deformed pollen grains, many of which are severely deformed, some lacking nuclei.
The as2-1 eal-1 double-mutant producedroduced filamentous leaves and lotus-like leaves at efficiencies of 76% and 14%, respectively (Fig. 1F J, Table 1).
However, when germinated on media supplemented with sucrose, the mutant plants can produce photosynthetically-active green leaves from the apical meristem.
Figure 1A shows that whereas the wild-type plants produced WRKY17 mRNA, neither of the mutant lines accumulated detectible levels of this transcript.
AGL21 overexpression plants produced more and longer lateral roots while agl21 mutants showed impaired lateral root development, especially under nitrogen-deficient conditions.
