Sentence examples for plants offspring from inspiring English sources

In haploid parthenogenesis, a rare form of parthenogenesis that occurs in a few species of bees, nematodes, and plants, offspring develop from haploid eggs to produce haploid adults.

The plants seem to be protecting themselves from Chernobyl's low-level radiation, says Hajduch, but no one knows how these protein changes translate into survival, or if they'll be passed on to the plants' offspring.

Indeed, given the very small numbers of Bt-GFP+ seedlings recovered from the experimental populations, we could not study the association between the transgenic trait and other phenotypic traits in weed plant offspring.

We self-pollinated F2 plants and defined each F2 plant offspring as an F3 family.

Management activity that controls surrounding heterospecific vegetation density and height during the flowering period may increase pollination success and fruit maturation, functioning as a cost-effective method to potentially increase rare plant offspring recruitment by modifying the pre-existing natural selective pressures on the biotic interactions of the system.

Plants with offspring were kept until the offspring became adults.

However, whereas almond toxicity is controlled by one gene such that mutant plants provide offspring that are also non-toxic, toxicity in oak is determined by multiple genes, meaning that offspring of non-poisonous oaks are rarely non-poisonous themselves.

When the animals had their run of the dishes for 20 hours, however, female plants produced offspring both 2 cm and 4 cm away.

Intriguingly, a small percentage of svt2 M 1 plants produced offspring that have phenotypic and genotypic similarities to Col in the M 2 generation.

Most strikingly 41% of the regenerated plants produced offspring with full resistance to hygromycin and only 24% showed a resistance loss as seen after conventional propagation of these lines.

When butterflies try to lay eggs on non-native plants, their offspring have trouble surviving.