Sentence examples for promotion of roots from inspiring English sources

The molecular mechanisms of root growth inhibition under salinity has been extensively investigated [ 9, 14, 15], while little is known about the molecular mechanisms that control the physiologically well documented processes that are involved in the growth maintenance or promotion of roots in response to salinity stress.

The promotion of Root to No3 after Jonathan Trott's exit was predictable and understandable.

Auxin materials are used in horticulture for the promotion of rooting, fruit setting, fruit thinning, and fruit-drop control.

The implication was that the promotion of root growth and development achieved by enhancing the expression of RAA1 in the root could represent a viable approach for enhancing the productivity of cereal crops exposed to moisture stress.

One hundred microliters of the supernatant and of recombinant HrpXooC (15 μg · ml−1) were applied onto tobacco leaf surfaces, and the hypersensitive response was checked after 24 h. Figure 6 Promotion of root growth of tobacco plants grown in MS medium by FZB42Harpin.

Under the water-deficit conditions, the promotion of root growth was enhanced with single and mixed inoculations, but the mixed inoculation's enhancement was higher, being 64 and 174% greater than controls for 'Grafite' and 'Bonus,' respectively, while the single inoculation with rhizobia observed enhancements of 54 and 112% for 'Grafite' and 'Bonus,' respectively (Table 3).

Several studies have shown the positive effects of endophytic bacteria inoculation in plants, e.g. sugarcane (Saccharum spp ., leading to increased contribution of biological nitrogen fixation, to promotion of root development, increased biomass and productivity (Oliveira et al. [2003]); soybean (Glycine max (L).

Promotion of root development is an interesting feature as such.

This increased survival rate is probably due to both the promotion of root development and the increase in tolerance to abiotic stress.

The common genes among these three datasets are not specific for one of the three stimuli and should therefore represent more general genes involved in the promotion of root growth and development (Fig.  9).

A large proportion of rhizosphere bacteria synthesise auxin [ 19- 21], and it is proposed that this is responsible for the promotion of root growth by plant-associated Azospirillum, Bacillus, Pseudomonas and Rhizobium species [ 19].