Sentence examples for rice stems from inspiring English sources

It's a cuisine that involves lots of fish, plenty of pork, and a vast range of other, rather more obscure ingredients: wild rice stems, lily bulbs, celtuce (aka asparagus lettuce, whose thick stalks have, paradoxically, a celery-like flavour) and, most bafflingly of all, fox nuts (a kind of chickpea that grows in fresh water).

First, an experiment was designed and many visible images of rice stems were collected.

Both ethylene and H2O2 were demonstrated promote aerenchyma formation in rice stems in a dose-dependent manner (Steffens et al. 2011).

Pimmongkol et al. [ 10] stated that the width of vascular bundles and diameters of rice stems decreased in NaCl medium.

Overexpression of the two OsMYB58/63 genes was recently found to promote lignin deposition in rice stems, supporting their orthologous relationship with the AtMYB58 and 63 [ 75].

It is not surprising that we see no evidence for the expression of miR445 in our dataset, as it has previously been found to be strongly expressed in rice stems, but hardly detectable in rice leaves and inflorescence [ 44].

In the present study, temporal dynamics of shearing force of rice stem was investigated.

This demonstrates that overexpression of EXG1 resulted in enhanced saccharification to rice stem.

Accumulation of the RSV CP gene was greater in rice leaf and SBPH thoraco-abdominal tissue than in rice stem and SBPH head, respectively.

Furthermore, the application could enhance the lodging resistance and obviously increase root biomass and root activity to improve phosphorus and potassium accumulation in rice stem, leaves and grains.

For the first time ashes from different parts of the rice plant (Oryza sativa) were characterised from the chemical composition point of view: rice leaf ash (RLA), rice leaf sheath ash (RlsA) and rice stem ash (RsA).