Sentence examples for planta from from inspiring English sources

Anthers, microspores and pollen were analysed in planta from archesporium formation to anther dehiscence, using various cyto-histological techniques.

In arabidopsis, ARs emerge in planta from the hypocotyl pericycle, and from different tissues in in vitro cultured explants, e.g. from the stem endodermis in thin cell layer (TCL) explants.

30 of the 70 proteins identified in the Yang et al. study from proteins identified in F. graminearum culture supernatants after growth in wheat or barley flour-containing medium, and 137 of the 286 from the extracellular proteins in vitro and in planta from the pathogenic fungus F. graminearum identified in the Paper et al. study were confirmed in the in silico predictions.

Absence of Plantae from the cyanobacterial-chromalveolate clade likely indicates that this cyanobacterial protein was acquired by chromalveolates not through endosymbiotic but rather through horizontal gene transfer.

Phylogenomic analysis of nuclear genes in these algae is expected therefore to return trees which show gene origin in Plantae from a cyanobacterial ancestor, followed by their transfer to chromalveolates via a red or green algal secondary endosymbiosis [ 9] and [ 10].

Although surprising in view of some of the previous inferences, this putative topology of the eukaryotic tree appears biologically plausible in that the acquisition of the cyanobacterial endosymbiont would trigger the divergence of the ancestors of Plantae from the common ancestor with the rest of the eukaryotes.

This is a limitation when suggesting an in planta model from an in vitro one.

To investigate if these MAPKs are inactivated also in planta, seedlings from AP2C3 overexpression lines (AP2C3oe) and ap2c3 T-DNA insertion line (see below description of these lines) were studied for MAPKs activities.

Secreted proteins accounted for 25% of ex planta libraries (from 15.3 to 33.0%), while it was only 6.8% for the haustorium-enriched library.

Moreover, the AF extraction from in planta systems is far from easy and remains challenging.

Verbs in particular must be morphologically marked as members of a conjugation, of which those corresponding to Latin -āre form by far the most frequent and indeed in modern times virtually the only productive class (thus, Latin plantāre 'to plant,' Italian plantare, Engadine plaunter, French planter, Catalan plantar, from planta 'plant'plant