Multipotent muscle satellite cells (MuSCs) have been identified as potential seed cells for bone tissue engineering.
The ovary (female) has two carpels (ovule-bearing structures) but contains just one ovule (potential seed), which produces a single seed.
Small fruits are consumed by a wide range of potential seed dispersal agents, including species that thrive in small forest fragments and degraded landscapes.
Adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells (ADSCs) have been suggested to be potential seed cells for clinical application instead of bone marrow derived stroma cell (BMSCs).
Stronger importance of the amount of forest habitat and diversity of potential seed fluxes may be masked by their correlations with precipitation gradients in the study area.
An objective, comprehensive and scale-free evaluation function was further presented to rank the potential seed users by using the width and the depth obtained above.
The bold blue covering turns out to be a bit of a cheap trick, designed to attract birds and other potential seed dispersers without bothering to invest in the expensive quid pro quo of a pulp.
Species were classified by whether their fruits occur in the diet of the flying fox in an exclusive, confirmed or likely manner and we assumed that fruit consumption is equivalent to potential seed dissemination.
Although created by the product team, a Money Document should be written in simple enough terms so that potential seed capital providers can grasp the nature of and prospects for the proposed system.
During Gordon and Bachmann's second year of business school, they continued to create their new company, taking part in the Entrepreneurial Greenhouse Program, a semester-long program that helps second-year students prepare their businesses for investment and connects them with potential seed funders.
Patterns in the response of species richness to partial harvesting were less clearly explained by differences in the diversity of potential seed fluxes, but time lags in the responses, or differences in the proportion of shade-tolerant species in the landscape could mediate this interaction.
