Sentence examples for of different provenances from inspiring English sources

Plant width (69 91 cm), internode length (2.7 3.3 cm) and leaf blade length (7.8 9.9 cm) did not differ among clones of different provenances.

However, shading treatments not only reduced the leaf concentrations of flavonoids but also delayed the peak appearing of the flavonoid concentrations in C. paliurus leaf of different provenances.

This finding suggests that shading treatments not only reduced the leaf concentrations of flavonoids but also delayed the appearance of the highest flavonoid concentrations in C. paliurus leaf of different provenances during the growing season.

In 1999, a series of species / provenance trials were established in New Zealand, designed to assess the potential of E. bicostata, E. globulus, E. maidenii and E. pseudoglobulus, and to gain insight into the effects of different provenances of these species across three sites in New Zealand that were located within the equivalent range of the Australian populations.

For this reason, transcriptome sequencing of different provenances will lead to candidate genes for differential adaptation and to many new genetic markers for the characterization of different populations.

Traditional methods using morphological characteristics to determine genetic diversity or proximity of different provenances of J. curcas were only of limited success, primarily because of environmental influences on otherwise very stable hereditary characteristics such as 1000 grain weight, protein and oil content of seeds [ 1].

And, in the name of this new toy, both children and ideas of different provenance are dragged together and all are invited to exclaim: 'See, we're all alike!' All right, but: anyone who ever tried to make a match between two folks who are perfect for each other knows the immediate and shocking rejection such efforts reap.

Second, we can distinguish between norms of different provenance.

We used gene expression profiling to investigate whether the molecular effects induced by estrogens of different provenance are intrinsically similar.

The information provided by this study would be of great value for understanding the light-regulating mechanism for different provenances of C. paliurus, and contribute to establishing optimal cropping strategies for C. paliurus plants.

Each sample corresponds to one of the 3 different provenances of coffee selected for the experiments.