Sentence examples for new plantlets from inspiring English sources

The common name derives from the fact that new plantlets sprout wherever the tips of parent plant's arching leaves touch the ground.

The pickaback is a popular houseplant, particularly notable for its curious reproductive abilities: the leaves of the parent plant arise from an underground stem and, when mature, they produce new plantlets from buds at the base of their leaf blades.

While they enhance the physiological performance of stock plants, they can also simultaneously both enhance the rooting as well as the shoot growth of the new plantlets.

These tissues are defined as non-embryogenic callus and would remain as callus without much hope of generating new plantlets.

When the megasporocarp germinates and develops into new plantlets, the bacterial inoculum differentiates into mobile cells that colonize developing leaf cavities.

The new plantlet will arise from these buds and further develop into mature plants (http://sugarcanecrops.com).

These embryos exhibited increased cotyledon growth and chlorophyll production but conversion to a new plantlet was not observed, suggesting that constitutive over-expression of TcBBM inhibits further development.

New generation plantlets exhibited similar morphology and levels of viability to seeds of plants grown from non-cryopreserved seeds (data not shown).

At 21 dpi, each CaMV-VIT1-6 virus clone was transferred to new healthy plantlets by mechanical sap inoculation.

The process would eventually lead to somatic embryo formation and maturation, shoot regeneration, rooting and finally the recovery of new viable plantlets.

Since RE insertions are mutagenic and the development of plantlets might be aborted, new events of RE integration were surveyed in sunflower embryos from four inflorescences, one for each developmental stage.