Sentence examples for namely flowering from inspiring English sources

The large number of genes involved in this complex process can be classified into three categories, namely flowering time genes, meristem identity genes and organ identity genes [ 18].

On a larger scale, the development of a population of epigenetic recombinant inbred lines in Arabidopsis thaliana showed that stably inherited DNA methylation changes are indeed associated with heritable variation for two complex traits, namely flowering time and plant height (Johannes et al. 2009).

Different morphologies, namely flower-, fland- and star-like particles could be obtained.

The plant conquers a very special place in Ayurveda since all plant parts namely flowers, leaves, root, stem, fruit and seeds have been meritoriously employed for a range of treatments such as insanity, rabies, leprosy, etc.

All parts of the Echinacea plant, namely flowers, leaves, and roots can be used for healing herpes.

Although many major QTL for different traits were detected in the B. rapa A subgenome, in comparison with B. napus, three traits, namely, plant height, flowering time, and seed yield, were commonly detected in the A subgenome of the two species and the homoeologous region of the same block in the C subgenome of B. napus.

For this trait lower values were favoured, namely 6 7 days earlier flowering for RILs and 5 9 days for BC1 families.

This study is the first to functionally characterize a flowering gene, namely, JcFT, in the biofuel plant Jatropha.

The WRKY family divides into the typical subfamilies found in flowering plants, namely Groups I, IIa + IIb, IIc, IId + IIe, and III.

In addition to traits related to vegetative phase change (last juvenile node and number of intermediate nodes), QTL analyses were also conducted for other traits that were likely to differentiate the ecotypes, namely: node to first flower; flowering precocity; anthesis time; tree height; tree shape; and juvenile internode length.

In order to study the usefulness of the proposed algorithm, BMO is applied to weight training of ANNs for solving three real-world classification problems, namely, Iris flower, Wisconsin breast cancer, and Pima Indian diabetes.