Sentence examples for ripening which can from inspiring English sources

In strawberries, for example, removal of the seed from developing fruit can cause early ripening, which can be repressed by the addition of exogenous auxins (Given et al. 1988).

A major effect of V. longisporum on B. napus in the field is the induction of premature ripening, which can be recognized by chlorotic stems and which is leading to reduced seed size.

In strawberry, removal of achenes from immature fruit causes precocious ripening, which can be stopped by the application of auxin [ 16], suggesting that seeds negatively affect ripening through auxins.

A numerical solution of the scaled governing equations for CSD and supersaturation shows the transition from nucleation and growth to ripening, which can occur over a relatively long time period, thus separating the stages.

Apples and pears give off ethylene gas as they ripen, which can speed up the decaying process and cause your carrots to spoil.

The other, bacterial wilt, causes fruit to ripen prematurely, which can wipe out up to 90percentt of a crop.

One is the general phenomenon of Ostwald ripening in solution, which can be responsible for the hollow structure; the other is that lindgrenite crystals have a rhombic growth habit, which plays an important role in the formation of prickly surface.

Despite the higher ethylene production rate at S1 (0.128 μLkg−1h−1), the level was substantially lower than typical rates produced during climacteric ripening of 'Bartlett' pear, which can be as high as 150 μLkg−1h−1 [ 13, 14, 24].

Finally, these plants can grow very large, which can delay fruit ripening.

In many regions, the maximum midday air temperature can reach 40°C and above, which can destroy grape berry ripening [ 4].

As there is no surfactant in the reaction system, Cu2O nanoparticles will tend to absorb on the surface of N2 bubbles, so that Cu2O nanoparticles assemble into hollow spheres (Figure 1a), which can be referred to the Ostwald ripening process[47].