Sentence examples for plant characters from inspiring English sources

There does appear to be significant scope for increasing lodging resistance by strengthening the stem and the anchorage system by exploiting the wide genetic variation in these plant characters and through crop management decisions.

Uniformity of plant characters is very important in mechanized agriculture because field operations are much easier when the individuals of a variety are similar in time of germination, growth rate, size of fruit, and so on.

Interspecific hybridisation is common between many plant species and causes rapid changes in a variety of plant characters.

An agronomic trait is measured using different plant characters or parameters following a defined protocol and in a given environment.

However, although phenolic glucosides are clearly important to these beetles, other plant characters that may differ between pure and hybrid individuals may also be important [ 25].

Interspecific hybridisation is common between many plant species [ 6] and causes rapid changes in a variety of plant characters [ 7- 10].

This first full-scale reactor on the other hand had a pilot plant character.

On the other hand, KNO3 fertilization significantly increased all of plant growth characters, leaf K and Ca contents.

Mr. Magill was asked if it is really fair to plant historical characters, whose memory has a kind of moral force for later generations, into entirely fictitious circumstances, if that was not playing a kind of posthumous trick on them to which they could never reply.

The principal component 1 has strong positive loadings (>0.75) of plant morphological characters (leaf number, leaf length, leaf width and plant girth), soil pH and earthworm density, moderate positive loadings (0.50 0.75) of available K and P of soils, electrical conductivity, silt, clay percentage and negative loading of sand percentage, soil C/N ratios.

Instead she pores over the illustrations in her collection of 17th- and 18th-century botanical books to study a plant's character and the way it blooms.