Sentence examples for plant hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Tree roots and their impact on weathering processes and soil production were incorporated in the Devonian plant hypothesis and tree root casts served as a key evidence of recognition of past soils in geology, sedimentology, and paleopedology.

The yeast study [24], and the seed plant hypothesis presented here, both suggest that studies with similar number of taxa may require different numbers of characters and genes in order to reach similar robust topological inferences and high levels of support.

In spite of the overall low cytokinin concentration in roots, the amounts of cytokinins moving from the root to the shoot were substantially higher in high-CO2 plants (Hypothesis iii).

Since in the last two decades, no true hormonal (at concentrations lower than 10 μM GA) effect in other organisms than vascular plants has been reported, it is tempting to speculate that GA signalling has arisen with the occurrence of vascular plants (hypothesis 1 in Figure 9).

The proposed mechanisms of HGT in plants include illegitimate pollination, vector-mediated, and plant-plant contact hypothesis [ 5, 19].

Plant-Plant contact hypothesis suggests that the foreign DNA is imported into the recipients via the direct contact between plants, such as the long-term intimate contact in parasitic systems.

Support was thus evenly split between the plant vigour hypothesis (Price 1991; Cornelissen et al. 2008) and the plant stress hypothesis (White 1969, 1974, 2009).

Relationships varied for the three autumn asexual generation gall types: N. albipes were more abundant on larger trees (as predicted by the plant vigour hypothesis), while N. numismalis and N. quercusbaccarum showed the opposite pattern (as predicted by the plant stress hypothesis).

The plant vigour hypothesis suggests, however, that many herbivores are attracted to fast growing plants.

This latter observation contradicts the prediction for gall-inducing insects, but is in agreement with the plant stress hypothesis for sucking insects.

This may be because, in accordance to plant vigour hypothesis (Price 1991), gall midge (like other galling insects) requires a healthy host for successful establishment of feeding sites and formation of nutritive tissue (Agarrwal et al. 2014) which is not available in the resistant host undergoing cell death, at the maggot feeding site, during HR.