Sentence examples for plant generation from inspiring English sources

Scaling can reduce plant generation capacity factors and cause loss in well injectivity.

La.Const., Art. 6, § 4. in the state for industrial and power plant generation purposes, in comparison to a national averae of only 37%.

Applied to seeds, either by soaking or by means of a coating in which the systemic is combined with carbon, they extend their effects into the following plant generation and produce seedlings poisonous to aphids and other sucking insects.

The BES1-coding region driven by CaMV 35S promoter was cloned into pZP211 vector, while RD26-MYC construct used in transgenic plant generation was also used in transient experiment.

Cultured cells showed normal elongation in the transition from heart- to the torpedo-shape and finally to advanced developmental stages, with radicle emergence and whole plant generation.

Here are highlights of the engines that led to the newest Corvette power plant: GENERATION ONE The new-for-1955 V-8 greatly improved on the heavy V-8 engines of G.M.'s Cadillac and Oldsmobile brands.

In the past, scientists have had some success in producing disease resistance by conventional crossbreeding of plants, but Dr. Beachy said it usually takes many plant generations and as long as five to seven years to do this.

Indeed, over longer time scales that span multiple plant generations, biotic interactions like the ones described above are likely to drive adaptive responses in phenological duration48, which could differ from the short-term plastic responses reported in our study.

We first verified that the sensing gene circuit, assembled from bacteria genes, was fully expressed in later plant generations.

First, the host is able to maintain a small proportion of the cyanobiont population as an 'inoculum' between plant generations [14], [15].

Although theoretically possible [36] we would not expect that such interactions would be stably inherited over five plant generations as we found it here.