Sentence examples for potential for plants from inspiring English sources

In this article, I provide an overview of mechanisms enabling adaptation and specialization of phytobiome communities to host plants as well as the potential for plants themselves to recruit and cultivate beneficial interactions.

In current investigations, the potential for plants to remove and accumulate metals from their environment is being considered.

Adding to this complexity is the potential for plants to stimulate or inhibit each of these groups specifically or as a whole.

Wheat straw has a large potential for plant nutrients in organic farming.

Rice and wheat straw have large potential for plant nutrients in organic farming of rice-wheat system.

We have concluded that SWCNHs can be used as plant growth regulators and have the potential for plant-related applications.

The evidence suggests that the dye-modified TiO2 thin film under visible light irradiation has potential for plant protection applications in hydroponic systems.

The agro-ecological potential score is ranked from 1 (high potential: humid forest with high potential for plant growth and extremely low risk of failure of an adapted maize crop) to 6 (low potential: arid to very arid regions, bushland, or desert scrub, with low potential for plant growth and high failure for maize crops).

Metabolic engineering of the volatile spectrum offers enormous potential for plant improvement because of the great contribution of volatile secondary metabolites to reproduction, defense and food quality.

We use genetic architecture and selection experiments on floral traits and evaluate the potential for plant reproductive strategies to adapt rapidly to new pollination environments.

We also use an agro-ecological potential score which is a composite index of moisture availability classification, rainfall (mm), average annual potential evaporation (mm), vegetation, potential for plant growth assuming that soil conditions are not limiting, and risk of failure of an adapted maize crop [35, 36].