Sentence examples for particularly in plants from inspiring English sources

Potassium is necessary for living organism functioning hence found in all human and animal tissues particularly in plants cells.

Under PEG stress, our data revealed a decrease in reduced forms of ascorbate (ASC) and glutathione (GSH), resulting in a decrease in ASC/DHA and GSH/GSSG ratio, particularly in plants grown at 4% PEG compared to control plants.

Photosynthesis can be very susceptible to many suboptimal environmental conditions, e.g., chilling temperatures, particularly in plants of tropical or sub-tropical origin (Havaux and Davaud 1994; Sonoike 1995; Zhang and Scheller 2004; Huang et al. 2010a, b).

Aquaporins (AQPs) are known to facilitate water transport across cell membranes, but the role of a single AQP in regulating plant water transport, particularly in plants other than Arabidopsis remains largely unexplored.

The arbitrariness apparent in making distinctions, particularly in plants and invertebrates, meant that such species were only what "competent naturalists" with substantial practical experience defined them to be (Darwin 1964, 1859, 47).

Particularly in plants, the Germplasm Repositories of the United States Department of Agriculture currently house over 500,000 different accessions, presenting an enormous amount of genetic diversity to be catalogued and an incredibly large inventory of genetic variation waiting to be discovered and used.

These results imply the need to consider the effects of particle shape in sand-based growth media that are used in screening approaches to initial plant growth, particularly in plant genetics.

Several studies also attempted to synthesize PHB in plants according to the aim to produce high amounts of PHB at lower costs compared to microbial fermentation, particularly in plant plastids where the biosynthesis of fatty acids from acetyl-CoA occurs (Bohmert et al. 2000; Nawrath et al. 1994; Petrasovits et al. 2012).

This concept has given rise to co-evolutionary genetic (e.g. gene-for-gene) mechanisms for the evolution of virulence (particularly in plant-parasite interactions [1]).

CWDEs have scientific and commercial importance, particularly in plant biomass based biofuel/bioproduct industries.

Furthermore, lineage or species-specific gene duplication (gain) events also have occurred within many fungal taxa, particularly in plant pathogens.