Sentence examples for perennial phase from inspiring English sources

In the preseasonal arm, the building-up phase alternates with the placebo phase, whereas in the perennial phase, the building-up and the maintenance phases alternate without a placebo phase.

The polyp is the perennial sessile phase in the scyphozoan life cycle.

Replacing annual pastures with perennial pasture phases in rotation with crops can provide a range of benefits including improved hydrological balance to reduce dryland salinity, subsoil acidification and water-logging, provide a management tool for herbicide-resistant or problem weeds, improved soil nutrient and carbon stocks as well as increased livestock productivity by filling feed gaps.

The short phase of woody perennials restored both total C and total N in the top 0.1 m of the soil profile to 93% that found under a 25-years-old permanent pasture, without the fall in pH found in the latter.

As seasonal, hard-wood perennials with an extended juvenile phase, Populus species undergo a number of processes that could be expected to involve some degree of epigenetic control and re-programming.

During a first phase an inventory of the perennial or semi-perennial bodies of water in the Adrar region of Mauritania -both with or without reported presence of fish- was drawn up from a literature review and an analysis of topographical, geological and hydrological maps of the region.

These form evergreen, perennial tufts.

Fruit trees, like most perennial woody plants, have a long juvenile phase before flowering and fruiting [ 1– 3].

In woody perennial plants, seasonal flowering is superimposed on phase, such that flowering occurs at the appropriate time of the season only once the plant has transitioned to the adult phase.

Populus is a perennial woody plant with a juvenile-to-mature phase change, so its flowering processes is different from that of Arabidopsis and may require two duplicates with somewhat different functions to regulate these processes.

The three main developmental phases typically involved in dormancy in perennial plants (for review see [ 1]) were identified in the two oak populations.