Sentence examples for prerequisite of plant from inspiring English sources
A multiple regulatory trigger might explain the prerequisite of plant hardening, by low temperature and low light mimicking autumn conditions, before any difference in susceptibility to Sclerotinia trifoliorum was detected between late and medium-late flowering types of red clover [ 35].
The genetic analysis of quantitative traits is a prerequisite for plant breeding programmes, which can lead to a systemic method of design and to the appropriate planning of plant breeding strategies.
Acquisition of nutrients from soil is a prerequisite for plant growth and development.
An efficient balancing of photosynthesis and respiration was shown to be a prerequisite for plant growth [ 48] and cold acclimation [ 29].
As a greenhouse gas, CO2 is the main contributor to the ongoing global warming whilst being, together with mineral nutrients (e.g. nitrogen (N)), water, sunlight and appropriate temperatures, one of the main prerequisites for plant growth.
Except linked with detoxification of ROS, enzymes, such as peroxidases, are yet prerequisites for plant cell wall building [ 61], further demonstrating the complex regulatory network inside plants.
Therefore, the study of toxicity is an essential prerequisite for the efficiency assessment of plant extracts.
Several abiotic factors control soil moisture content, which is a very important habitat prerequisite for plants.
Taken together, our work provides the valuable insights into STB resistance and Z. tritici in planta proteome, which form a fundamental and prerequisite step for the further research of plant apoplastic immunity and Z. tritici pathogenicity.
Optimal plant density was the prerequisite to obtain high seed yield and the contribution of plant density to seed yield was minor when it exceeded the optimal density.
Thus, DNA extraction from wood and other "difficult" plant tissue is briefly reviewed as a prerequisite for the development of molecular methods to clarify the origin of plant material.
