Sentence examples for salty environments from inspiring English sources

Some bacteria prefer salty environments and are thus called halophiles.

If the protein activity could be increased in other plants, Dr. Blumwald hypothesized, they could grow in salty environments.

In contrast, organisms in salty environments face a constant loss of water and an influx of ions.

"There are organisms on Earth, halophiles, that can survive in salty environments, but if it's also very cold and very dry that's a problem" said Madsen.

The former is found in salty environments, whereas the latter is found in brackish environments.

To prevent the loss of water, and as a countermeasure, microbes increase the cytoplasmatic osmolarity to survive in such salty environments.

The wet, salty environment of the ocean is a hostile (and expensive) place for mechanical engineering to work.

Even if you could do that, they said, the electrodes would short each other out in the wet, salty environment of the body.

Now comes a possible explanation: An antibiotic that the lung normally produces is inactivated in a salty environment.

Because of the dryness of the site and the salty environment, these remains, as well as numerous other organic objects, including textile fragments, were well preserved.

Moreover, the K+/Na+ ratio was also improved in bacterium-inoculated plants, since A. brasilense significantly reduced the root and shoot Na+ level under high salty environment.