Sentence examples for robust seed from inspiring English sources

We observed robust seed production from the MS TN 90 by SN 2108 cross (data not shown).

Our results hereby provide a hint for a two-stage microalgae lipid-production mode, which with the heterotrophy stage provides sufficient robust seed, and the nitrogen-starvation autotrophy stage enhances the overall lipid productivity.

Besides, our results also represented the feasibility of lipid production through trophic transition cultivation modes, throwing light on a two-stage microalgal lipid production strategy with which heterotrophy stage provides sufficient robust seed and nitrogen-starvation photoautotrophy stage enhances the overall lipid productivity.

A new and robust seeded region-growing algorithm based on the vesselness filter and Fuzzy C-means (FCM) clustering method is proposed for the segmentation of any potential lesion regions.

If approved, the bill would bring robust "seed-to-sale" cannabis regulations to California for the first time.

The findings suggest that for increased adoption, there is need for increased involvement of extension workers is the dissemination of information about improved pigeonpea varieties, a robust pigeonpea seed system to increase seed availability to farmers as well as the need for improved access to credit.

Much of this discussion is presented in relation to a hypothetical structure that would be suitable for acting as a robust initial seed for an open-ended, creative evolutionary process.

The present study identified and mapped one major genomic region harbouring a robust 100-seed weight QTL (CaqSW1.1) on chromosome 1 using an intra-specific desi chickpea mapping population via whole-genome NGS-based high-throughput QTL-seq approach.

The present study for the first time employed a NGS-based whole-genome QTL-seq strategy to identify one major genomic region harbouring a robust 100-seed weight QTL using an intra-specific 221 chickpea mapping population (desi cv. ICC 7184 × desi cv. ICC 15061).

We therefore conjecture that our approach is robust to the seed domain-disease associations in the inference for these disease examples.

Recent work has begun to show that Arabidopsis has a robust multi-generational seed bank in natural populations (Lundemo et al., 2009; Bomblies et al., 2010).