Sentence examples for ranges of leaf from inspiring English sources

Using the ranges of leaf water potentials, the relative suitability of the plants for reforestation could be evaluated.

These data indicate that the differences in mean N and P concentrations between lianas and other woody plants seem to be explained primarily by different ranges of leaf structural characteristics found in each growth form.

The ratio of Chl a/b (Fig. 2E) remained unchanged over the range of leaf N content examined.

The sucrose content increased successive over the range of leaf N content from 1.30 to 2.79 g m−2 (Fig. 5C).

A panel of 50 accessions (above) possessing a range of leaf sheath colors were used to assess genetic diversity of OsC1.

The leaf radiative transfer model PROSPECT was linked to SAILH, rowMCRM, and FLIM canopy reflectance models to generate synthetic spectra for a range of leaf and canopy parameters under closed, row-structured, and forest canopy architectures, respectively.

Rubisco activity, protein and Chl content increased linearly or curvilinearly over the range of leaf N content examined except unchanged as leaf N from 2.15 to 2.79 g m−2.

In this study, specific Trf and Rdf were measured for six replicates of Schefflera heptaphylla that have a range of leaf area index (LAI) from 1.0 to 3.5 in clayey sand with gravel.

Thus, an extended range of leaf architectures, beyond the usual and less realistic standard LNDFs, can be considered with respect to applications of the radiative transfer theory in turbid vegetation media.

In order to obtain the most favorable pyrolysis process for producing the highest yield of syngas from a range of leaf plants, the techniques of slow pyrolysis, fast pyrolysis and microwave pyrolysis of apple tree leaves, bamboo leaves, cypress leaves, sycamore tree leaves, and winter green leaves were investigated.

The leafy types are non-heading with a broad range of leaf morphology [ 28, 29].