Sentence examples for plants for study from inspiring English sources

Botanists take to the field to bring home new varieties of plants for study.

"The different soils that occurred on this island", he later noted in his Confessions, "offered me a sufficient variety of plants for study and amusement for the rest of my life".

By the 18th century, new plants for study were arriving in Europe in increasing numbers from newly discovered countries and the European colonies worldwide.

Compared to thin-sectioning, which is still the conventional technique used to prepare silicified fossil plants for study, microCT integrated with scientific visualization and 3D segmentation is faster, less laborious, and, most importantly, does not damage the specimens in the least, making it ideal for use on rare or precious fossil specimens.

The Utah scientists are now using tissue culture techniques, a form of hydroponics, to select rapidly the most promising plants for field studies.

Due to their small sizes, their ability to rapid and predominantly undergo vegetative reproduction to form genetically uniform clones, easy handling and high sensitivity to organic and inorganic substances, duckweeds are widely used as model plants for studies in plant physiology, genetics, ecology and environmental monitoring [24], [25].

BiFC is a commonly used method in cultured cells and in plants for studying protein interactions.

The orchid family and its ca. 24,000 species described to date (World Orchid Checklist, Royal Botanical Gardens Kew, UK) represent a particularly attractive group of flowering plants for studies addressing the ecological and evolutionary consequences of hybridisation.

Maize is not only one of the most important food crops of the world, but also a model plant for study of the genetics in monocotyledons.

The availability of complete genome sequence along with the microarray expression and Massively Parallel Signature Sequencing (MPSS) data makes Arabidopsis an ideal plant for study of newly identified protein family [ 27].

The plants opted for study are rich in antioxidant sources and secondary metabolites which serve as excellent capping agents.