c Very high-magnification SEM image of globular Au particle at the tip of each secondary branch of a typical branched ZnO nanowire.
Figure 10a and b presents FESEM image of the as-synthesized branched ZnO 1-D dendrite-like nanowires having branches with diameter of few tens of nanometers and lengths of a few micrometers at low and high resolution, respectively, whereas Fig. 10c exhibits the morphology of the ZnO nanowires with globular Au particle which act as catalyst for secondary branch of a typical branched ZnO nanowire.
At Khufu's death, Redjedef married Hetepheres II and became king; but since he came from a secondary branch of the royal family, he may have usurped the kingship.
Austria lost Naples and Sicily, which fell to a secondary branch of the Bourbons, and had to cede a tract of territory in Lombardy to Sardinia.
A secondary branch of the eastern subdivision was made up of the alphabets used on the Dorian islands of Thera, Melos, and Crete.
A few years later, Nunn established the Telluride House, at Cornell, a building architecturally similar to Olmsted, where his workers, after completing their "primary branch" training out West, could live for free while they carried on their "secondary branch" academic work.
(E) Secondary branch number.
(F) Secondary branch number.
(E) Number of secondary branch per panicle.
Three significant QTLs for panicle length, secondary branch number, and spikelets per panicle were detected.
For this paper, we considered rachis length (RL), average primary branch length (PBL), average secondary branch length (SBL), primary branch number (PBN), secondary branch number (SBN), and one trait describing panicle grain that is spikelet number (SN).
