Sentence examples for olive plants from inspiring English sources

The results obtained revealed the existence of somaclonal variation in olive plants regenerated via somatic embryogenesis.

The objective of the present investigation was to evaluate the effect of the genotype and culture age on appearance of somaclonal variation in olive plants regenerated via somatic embryogenesis.

Picual olive plants, grown in pots in Ciudad Real (Spain), were withheld irrigation for 26 days, and then subjected to one of three different irrigation rates during the recovery period.

The occurrence of the juvenile adult transition has been described spatially within the canopy as the formation of a juvenility cone, which we report here for olive plants from seed, and for the first time quantitatively describe its position based on the added trunk and branch distances from the soil.

Olive plants mature into trees over several years and are harvested primarily by hand with people using rakes to pull the fruit off the trees.

In particular, in order to more precisely assess the relationships between X. fastidiosa infection and the polyphenol and carbohydrates trend upon the infection, future studies can be performed by using precise dose(s) of bacterial inoculum to be inoculated in pot-cultivated olive plants.

The rabbi and the pope stayed in their seats, then poured water on a potted olive plant that the three leaders were meant to symbolically plant together.

This investigation was designed to evaluate now their effects on V. dahliae in the soil, the olive plant and the plant-pathogen interaction under growth chamber conditions.

Furthermore, olive leaves are considered to be the source of a very efficient antioxidants, including oleuropein, 3,4-dihydroxy-phenylethanol, verbascoside, oleuropeinaglycone, and tyrosol (Jemai, Bouaziz, Fki, El Feki, & Sayadi, 2008), and contain the greatest concentration of olive plant polyphenols more than the fruit or fruit oil (de Bock, Derraik, Brennan, Biggs, Morgan, et al., 2013).

Sacred Sierra recounts their first year on the land: rebuilding the house, clearing bramble and gorse from the terraces, harvesting almonds and olives, planting oaks, surviving gale-force winter winds and huge summer forest fires.

Whoever is building a plant or whatever or wherever [they] would like to have for agriculture purposes, let us say planting olive trees or planting hazelnuts or walnuts or whatever, and the land is public, is going to have it for one euro.