Sentence examples for possibility of leaf from inspiring English sources

With regard to photosynthetic competence, the possibility of leaf cells contaminating trichome samples cannot be ruled out, though no such tissue could be seen by visual and microscopic observation of the trichomes destined for S. pomifera NGS sequencing.

Leaf extracts of A. africana have been shown to increase vascular tone [ 12] which is a measure of vasoconstriction and suggestive of the possibility of the leaf extracts arresting bleeding from fresh wounds through this mechanism.

Murchie et al. (2009) and Reynolds et al. (2012) considered that canopy architecture might already be close to optimised, although they discussed the possibility of improving leaf posture, size or density and the consequences for light within the canopy.

These findings open up the possibility of using garlic leaf lectin as a potent control agent to engineer crop plants for insect resistance.

Leaves are not a homogeneous organ and the possibility of asymmetrical response throughout leaf tissues or leaf parts during drought events have not been investigated.

To date, many believe that intermediate wing patterns represent poor forms of mimicry, which generates criticism of the possibility of gradual evolution of leaf mimicry [ 18, 19, 59, 60].

The usefulness of a probabilistic technique to describe 3D foliage geometrical traits depends on the possibility of quickly and cheaply collecting a leaf data sample.

The second possibility is that trichome initiation occurs in developmentally advanced stages of leaf development.

Thus, the possibility to use modern MRI spectrometers with adequate imaging treatment programs allows a non-destructive study of leaf water in different leaf areas and tissues with high resolution and this way allows to conduct an study of spatio-temporal dynamics of leaf water loss during drought.

Therefore, in addition to leaf architectural barriers such as epicuticular and/or stomatal guard cell wax content, the possibility of a higher exudation of coumarins onto the leaf surface of resistant lines of mulberry cannot be overruled.

There is a wealth of possibilities: seemingly unlimited shades of gray and variations on green almost as impressive as nature's color trail of leaf to moss or asparagus to cucumber.