Sentence examples for risk of leaf from inspiring English sources

The detected locus harbors a minor allele that elevates the risk of leaf collapse response to the injection of avrRpm1-modified Pseudomonas syringae (P = 1.66e-08).

Thus, greater risk of leaf dehydration and xylem dysfunction is probably imposed on the trees grown under higher atmospheric humidity in case of sudden weather extremes, because strict stomatal control over water loss is a crucial factor in preventing water deficit-induced xylem cavitation [ 13].

There is a significant association between athletes at risk for the triad according to the LEAF-Q and those with disordered eating (χ 2(1) = 8.411, p = 0.014) but no association (or interaction) between triad knowledge and category (at risk/not at risk) of LEAF-Q score (χ 2(1) = 0.004, p = 0.949).

Elongation of the exposed part of the peduncle lessens the risk of leaf-borne pathogen infections in the ear by increasing the distance between the upper leaves and the ear [ 10].

The mechanism proposed is that omega-3 fatty acids increase membrane fluidity of cardiac muscle, reducing the risk of arrhythmia (Leaf et al. 2008).

If you prune during damp weather, the plum tree is at risk of silver leaf disease.

The mechanisms suggested here to affect population stability and outbreak risks of willow leaf beetles should be wise to take into account in forest management practices and conservation.

It has also been suggested that in woody perennials like red-osier dogwood, anthocyanins accumulate during senescence to provide optical masking of chlorophyll in order to reduce the risk of photo-oxidative damage to leaf cells [ 74].

Many Orindans worry that if they raise the topic of leaf blowers with their time-pressed gardeners whom they already worry about exploiting they risk coming across as domineering or, worse, losing the gardener entirely.

Although plants can compensate loss of leaf area by production of new leaves, leaf re-growth incurs costs and increased risk that newly emerged and less protected leaves are more likely consumed by herbivores.

Specifically, we evaluated the hypothesis that the body-enclosing 'faecal case' created and lived in by the immature stages of Neochlamisus leaf beetles reduces their risk of predation.