Sentence examples for recognized plant from inspiring English sources

It had been isolated by a fellow physiologist, Dr. Kenneth V. Thimann, and at the time was the only recognized plant growth hormone.

Augustin de Candolle (1778 1841) succeeded Antoine-Laurent de Jussieu in managing the botanical project (1824 1841) which involved 35 authors: it contained all the dicotyledons known in his day, some 58000 species in 161 families, and he doubled the number of recognized plant families, the work being completed by his son Alphonse (1806 1893) in the years from 1841 to 1873.

With the recognized plant centers, we identify all the leaf tips with three digital image process algorithms applied successively.

Yet, the capability to hybridize does not prove they are conspecific, as many recognized plant and animal species hybridize at contact zones or in disturbed environments [ 5].

Once effector proteins are recognized, plants initiate an immune response to block the development of disease, which typically results in a localized hypersensitive reaction and programmed cell death [ 10, 11].

However, it is an important and difficult task to recognize plant species on earth.

This paper proposes a novel methodology of characterizing and recognizing plant leaves using a combination of texture and shape features.

Students will develop observation techniques, practice nomenclature and recognize plant characteristics necessary for the identification of evergreen and deciduous plants in winter.

Perhaps the most important innovation is in the software, which can now create 3D images, count objects (cattle, plants, warehouse stock (RFID)), recognize plant diseases, estimate ore quantities, spot shark and deploy flotation devices in bathing areas, etc.

Arabidopsis MACPF proteins probably act as mediators that recognize plant signals for negative regulation of cell death programs and defense responses [ 26, 27].

The cascade of events that occurs after a bacterial cell recognizes plant exudates results in major changes in cellular metabolism, including the accumulation of several secondary metabolites [ 45].