Sentence examples for possibilities for plants from inspiring English sources

Decreases in minimal temperature due to climate change offers new possibilities for plants used in such sown cover crops to mature and flowers.

Together, these discoveries will open up new possibilities for plant metabolic engineering.

Just as evolution often occurs more quickly when the environment changes, changes in agricultural practices offer new possibilities for plant breeding.

This raises the possibility for plant research to exploit the increasingly detailed knowledge and resources being generated by the microbiology community.

Moreover, glyphosate is regularly employed to control the vegetation, increasing the possibility of establishment for plants resistant to it.

An understanding of the genes and the molecular mechanisms that condition this complex phenotype in rice will provide new possibilities for applications in plant breeding and will also offer fundamental insights into one of the basic physiological processes that governs plants' ability to regulate access to CO2 while avoiding excess water loss.

Co-delivery of steam as a by-product opens up possibilities for reviving the plant.

One other possibility for the plant's partial sterility is that long-term cultivation and selection have produced an inbred cultigen.

The application of other highly efficient genome partitioning strategies such as the anchored hybrid enrichment, which can potentially allow for the recovery of hundreds of orthologous single copy nuclear loci, is another exciting and promising possibility for upcoming plant phylogenetic studies.

Nonetheless, their results cast doubt on the possibility that in bidding for plants city officials use public funds to further their own personal ends at the expense of constituent welfare.

The purpose of this review is to provide a historical perspective and to present our view of the potential and possibilities for the use of plants that are endemic, or thrive in the Nordic environment, as de-worming agents.