Sentence examples for section of shoot from inspiring English sources

Cutting: A section of shoot or root cut from a plant, which is encouraged to form a new plant by developing roots and shoots (see "Rooting").

We also examined patterns of expression of BOB1 GFP in transverse sections of shoot apices (Fig. 5D).

Using cross sections of shoot apices, we investigated the structure of the shoot apical meristem (SAM) in wild-type, as2-1, eal-1, as2-1 eal-1 and eal-1/eal-3 trans-heterozygous (TH) plants.

The dwarf males are situated behind the leaves close to the stem (either on the main stem or side branches, usually not on branch tips), on the mid section of the shoot.

Disease severity was calculated as the length of the blighted section of an inoculated shoot as a percentage of the total shoot length.

The response variable was mean fire blight severity, calculated as the length of blighted section of an inoculated shoot as a percentage of the entire shoot and averaged across 5 replicates for each of 48 (Geneva trees).

Chemical treatments and SB were focused exclusively on the top section of the main shoot including the lower leaf (Fig.  1) by placing a plastic container around the shoot while spraying/SB.

(The African section of "Tabu" was shot in Mozambique, a Portuguese colony until 1975).

If there is a rectangular building, it's got a swooping design on the side, where a cylindrical section of building suddenly shoots up.

Gales and high seas remove whole sections of them, shot-blasting them with shingle or sand until they break.

Related to lighting is the development of the print in the laboratory, where sections of film shot under different conditions can be modified to avoid a violent contrast where none is desired.