Sentence examples for plentiful nutrients from inspiring English sources
When these RILs are grown in large pots with plentiful nutrients, they exhibit a trade-off between seed size and number with a slope of −1.68 (±0.18) on log-log axes.
For example, in a population of Recombinant Inbred Lines (RILs) derived from crosses between two parental lines differing greatly in their seed size [23], [24], small-seeded lines were found to flower later, build larger rosettes and produce a greater total mass of seeds when grown in large pots with plentiful nutrients.
River water contains plentiful nutrients for bacterial growth.
In our experiments, fitness was considered to be the P450's ability to be expressed in active form by bacteria grown to saturation in an environment with plentiful nutrients.
In addition to the plentiful nutrient elements introduced by the agricultural activities [21], river damming in the drainage basin also boosted river eutrophication by reducing hydrodynamic condition.
Vermicomposted pressmud using Lampito mauritii, Eudrilus eugeniae, Perionyx excavatus, Eisenia foetida can be converted into an eco-friendly organic fertilizer soil amendment and this pressmud vermicompost shows plentiful nutrient content and enzymatic microbial activities facilitating the easy uptake by the plants (Parthasarthi and Ranganathan 2002).
During development, fat was a plentiful nutrient for the HF-Adol rats and it was a scare nutrient for the LF rats.
Cancer cells therefore require a plentiful supply of nutrients.
When nutrients are plentiful, cells engage key programs to increase their size and mass, whereas a dearth of nutrients triggers opposing programs that release much-needed cellular building blocks to maintain homeostasis.
When nutrients were plentiful, the growth rates of the bacteria in zero-g conditions and particularly, the concentrations of cells after 72 hours were the same as those grown in the lab under normal conditions.
Thus, if nutrients are plentiful, the final reproductive mass (K) might be related to those characteristics which allow plants to build larger rosettes, such as delayed flowering time [22] and longer maximum leaf length.
