Sentence examples for overcome plant from inspiring English sources

These data, along with variation in biomass and ion distribution in leaves and roots, show that distinct tomato cultivars can address salt tolerance differently, which should be considered when designing strategies to overcome plant sensitivity to salt stress.

We show that Salmonella can overcome plant defence mechanisms and enter and proliferate inside various Arabidopsis tissues, causing wilting and chlorosis as disease symptoms.

Since T3SS effectors play a key role in the ability of P. syringae to overcome plant host defences, we wanted to compare the effector repertoires of Pae strains with those of previously studied P. syringae strains.

Many studies indicated that as engineering challenges were overcome, plant growth and development approached terrestrial norms [ 6, 9, 13].

Some DNA viruses overcome plant defenses by producing a suppressor protein that blocks the silencing of viral genes.

Just as herbivorous insects have evolved strategies to overcome plant chemical defenses, natural enemies may employ strategies to counter symbiont-based defense.

There is an impending risk for pest insects to overcome plants' resistance to them if, or when, plants with strong resistance become more common in plantations (cf. Panda and Khush 1995).

Rice varieties with genetic resistance to rice blast, for example, a cultivar carrying the Pi-ta R-gene are effective in initiating a gene-for-gene interaction with the corresponding M. oryzae avirulence (AVR) gene and conferring resistance; yet the pathogen rapidly overcomes plant-encoded resistance [ 3, 4].

The main NHR mechanisms were thought to be 1) incompatibility of non adapted pathogen with the physiology of nonhost plants and 2) inability of non adapted pathogens to overcome the plant defenses [ 3].

There are a wide variety of cases in which an arthropod species has overcome host plant resistance (HPR) designed by humans to control crop pests.

"It may be that part of the reason that capuchins were able to colonize this area is that they found a technological solution — stone tool use — to overcome these plant defenses," said University of Oxford primate archaeologist Michael Haslam.