Sentence examples for primed rice from inspiring English sources

In this investigation we explore the consequences of sowing Se primed rice seeds in As spiked soil.

Unprimed, hydroprimed and Se primed rice IET-40944) sowns sown in As spiked soil, with five replications, arranged in complete randomized design for evaluating the impacts of seed priming on germination and seedling growth as well as As uptake and translocation pattern.

So last year, Mr. Lei, like millions of others across a region of China known as its granary, did the once unthinkable: he let half his family's cropland -- prime rice paddies -- lie idle.

Together these results clearly demonstrate the potential of IC1270 to prime rice for augmented generation of epidermis-localized H2O2.

Analysis of the cytological and biochemical alterations associated with restriction of fungal growth in IC1270-induced plants revealed that IC1270 primes rice for enhanced attacker-induced accumulation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and autofluorescent phenolic compounds in and near epidermal cells displaying dense cytoplasmic granulation.

These results clearly support the hypothesis that root colonization by EA105 and EA106 induces plant-encoded mechanisms which prime rice for foliar attack by M. oryzae, enhancing a defense response which leads to reduction of M. oryzae infection on the aerial portion of the plant.

By contrast, in non-induced CO39 cells, less than 6% of the appressorial sites showed autofluorescence 24 hpi, indicating that root colonization by IC1270 primes rice sheath cells for accelerated deposition of autofluorescent phenolic compounds at sites of attempted pathogen invasion.

Home! Rice, rice, rice!" Very loud laughter.

In fact, in many of the continent's most fertile river basins, urban sprawl is consuming growing quantities of prime rice-farming land.

While northern Al-Daqahliyyah is a prime rice-growing centre of Egypt, in the southern and central regions of the governorate cotton is more prevalent.

Nguyen Van Bo, the president of the Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences, which oversees government farm research institutes, said in an interview that the government expected rice production to rise further by 2010 despite the rapid expansion of residential housing and factories into what had been prime rice-growing land.