Ecosystems based on nutrient-poor substrates are forced to allocate a large proportion of their assimilated carbon into nutrient capture [13, 14].
Ecosystems based on nutrient-poor substrates are forced to allocate a large proportion of their assimilated carbon into nutrient capture [ 13, 14].
Since at least the time of the Ancient Greeks, a proportion of Jews have assimilated into the wider non-Jewish society around them, by either choice or force, ceasing to practice Judaism and losing their Jewish identity.
The prevailing hypothesis supposes the following sequence of events for LD formation: the newly synthesized lipid ester is deposited in the membrane, and, as the amount exceeds the molar proportion that can be assimilated in the phospholipid bilayer, the lipid ester begins to segregate between the two membrane leaflets by phase separation.
Two processes: namely, carbon assimilation rate and proportion of assimilates allocated to the storage organs, play an important role in determining achieved yield and yield potential of a crop or its varieties (Blum 1998).
In the present study, N addition significantly reduced the specific root area to specific leaf area ratio, which suggests that the proportion of assimilates in the root system was less than that in the leaves.
If P is indeed directly limiting plant growth under more severe P deficiency, distributing a bigger proportion of assimilates to roots to maintain root growth or to enhance root exudation may not represent a critical cost factor for plants.
As well as partitioning a greater proportion of assimilate and other resources to the grain, shorter plants were less susceptible to lodging, in which the stalk falls over in the wind and rots on the ground.
Although increasing species richness and legume proportions correlated with a decrease of the assimilated sugars suggesting a limitation in C assimilation (photosynthesis), decreasing amino acid levels indicated a nitrogen limitation (low rate of N supply) even in plots with larger legume proportions.
highly assimilated letterforms increase ambiguity; highly assimilated horizontal proportions increase ambiguity; typically tight letter spacing causes letterforms to blur together.
nearly closed letterforms (long terminal features) blur their form; highly assimilated letterforms increase ambiguity; highly assimilated horizontal proportions increase ambiguity; typically tight letter spacing causes letterforms to blur together.
