Sentence examples for plants progeny from inspiring English sources

For instance, wild radish plants damaged by herbivores during growth have been shown to induce resistance of the plants' progeny compared to controls, potentially contributing to local adaptation in infested areas [ 28].

There was no problem with setting seeds in all tested 47 T1 plants derived from 7 lines silenced via Agrobacterium and 28 T1 plants, progeny of 4 control lines, or in any other of the thousands obtained via Agrobacterium and tested in our laboratory.

Seeds from 242 M2' plants, M3' progenies and wild-type plants were examined (maximum four M3' progenies per M2' plant).

As the birds continue to their destination, potential plant progeny are distributed around the landscape.

In April of each year from 2008 to 2012, we observed the survival and flowering of the 204 planted progeny as well as the sex expression of the flowering progeny.

In June 2010, we collected leaves from 167 survivers of the 204 planted progeny, the seed parent (A) and the other three candidates of pollen parents (B, C and D).

Standard agronomic practices were followed to grow healthy plant progeny.

In Fig. 7, each point represents the average %GM flow detected per analysed plant progeny and its standard error.

The reporter line can thus be used either to perform functional analyses of genes putatively involved in MMR control or to evaluate the effect of biotic and abiotic stress on microsatellite stability in plant progenies.

One fifth of the F1 progenies did not accept the endophyte at all, inoculation success varying from 0 to 88% among the host plant progenies (χ2 = 42.25, df = 22, p = 0.008) (Fig. 1 a).

Positive plants: T1 progeny with orfH79 insert, showing a semi-male-sterile phenotype (50% abortion pollens); Negative plants: T1 progeny without orfH79 insert, and showing a fertile phenotype.