Sentence examples for plant array from inspiring English sources

The capacity factor is equal to what the plant, array or farm produces in kilowatt-hours (kWhs) per year divided by what it could produce if it ran at capacity, 24 hours a day, every day for the entire year.

In the 2011 live plant array experiment, pollen viability differed significantly across subpopulations (Table  1a).

R.I.L. conducted the live plant array experiment, performed viability assays and worked with the olfactometer experiments in 2013.

As the plants began to flower, pollen was collected from an open flower at the second or third node and stored in lactophenol in aniline blue to quantify pollen viability as described for the 2011 live plant array experiment.

We repeated the live plant array experiment in 2013, restricting our greenhouse population to subpopulations from group A. Pollen viability varied significantly among the subpopulations (Table  2a), but the pattern (Fig.  3A) was more complex in this experiment than that in 2011.

A pair of inbred and outbred M. guttatus (matched for equal numbers of open flowers but otherwise randomly selected) from the 2013 live plant array experiment was placed into paired, glass 5-L ARS® volatile chambers and connected by Teflon® tubing to either side of a Y-tube.

We placed standardized flowering plant arrays into woodlands along a gradient of increasing urban land use to simultaneously quantify landscape-scale and local-scale effects on pollinators and on reproduction of two spring ephemeral wildflowers (Claytonia virginica and Polemonium reptans) in woodland fragments in the Mid-Atlantic Region of North America.

Pollen was collected from the same plants used in the 2011 live plant arrays.

A.I.H. conducted olfactometer tests and assisted with data collection on live plant arrays in 2013.

D.E.L. performed pollen viability assay and conducted live and artificial plant arrays in 2011.

K.A.L. performed pollen viability assays and conducted live plant arrays in 2011.