Sentence examples for proper seedling from inspiring English sources

It seems evident that grass seedlings interact with rhizobacteria in some way that triggers proper seedling root development.

When rhizobacteria were present on seedlings, protein levels that stimulated proper seedling root development in seedlings without rhizobacteria were instead inhibitory (Table  2).

The addition of ammonium nitrate to agarose was not sufficient to restore proper seedling root development in the absence of rhizobacteria (Tables  2 and 3).

The addition of the reactive oxygen scavenger sodium ascorbate to agarose-containing proteins was seen to suppress the capacity of the proteins to trigger proper seedling root development in the absence of rhizobacteria (Table  1).

Degradation of phytate mediated by the action of phytase, releases the bound mineral cations, phosphorus and myo-inositol which are required for proper growth and development of seedlings (Raboy 2002).

It took the help of many people in her village, and the knowledge Lionel learned in the cooperative, to set up a nursery, start seedlings, ensure they got proper shading and nutrients, watering and maintaining them.

Proper development of plastids in embryo and seedling tissues is critical for plant development.

Planting requires the prepared seedling to be placed securely at proper angle in a pre-dug planting hole where the stem stands erect after planting and the soil settles in hole by gradual action of wind and rain.

Make sure you have completed the proper soil preparation methods outlined above before transplanting your seedlings, including fertilizing the soil.

While we have no data that can clarify the molecular communication between rhizobacteria and grass seedling, the capacity of organic N to restore proper root development suggests that the function of rhizobacteria relates to organic N acquisition.

In seedlings without rhizobacteria, yeast extract and various proteins could consistently restore proper root development in triggering root hair formation and downward root growth.