Nanomaterials are also raising concern because of their ability to penetrate different parts of plants, by which they find a way to enter the food chain resulting in biomagnification and cause long-term toxicity to living beings.
To make matters more challenging, the bush tomato plants by which we waited only grow on large stone outcrops.
Adventitious root formation is an organogenic process induced in stem cuttings, or in intact plants, by which roots are induced from differentiated cells other than those specified to develop roots.
Rice, edible starchy cereal grain and the plant by which it is produced.
In order to reduce the component sizes for high power reactors, optimization methodology is employed in the preliminary design of a nuclear power plant, by which one can find the best combination of the operation and the structural parameters.
The Useful Plants Project, by which the garden was established in Tsetseng, was originally established with a one-off donation by a Spanish philanthropist.
Plant nutrition includes the nutrients necessary for the growth, maintenance, and reproduction of individual plants; the mechanisms by which plants acquire such nutrients; and the structural, physiological, and biochemical roles those nutrients play in metabolism.
The book was an attempt to group and characterize plant communities (by which Warming meant a group of species growing in the same locality) that are subject to the same external conditions arising from the interaction of ecological factors.
Hence, inhibition of lipid peroxidation is a crucial property of the antioxidants present in plant extract by which they can alleviate the oxidative stress induced diseases [ 51].
In 1973, the publication of "The Secret Life of Plants," by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, which portrayed vegetal life as exquisitely sensitive, responsive and in some respects comparable to human life, was generally regarded as pseudoscience.
In 1973, the publication of "The Secret Life of Plants," by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, which portrayed vegetal life as exquisitely sensitive, responsive and in some respects comparable to human existence, was generally regarded as pseudoscience.
