Sentence examples for seed derivatives from inspiring English sources

Because of the high level of ricinoleic acid (over 85%) in its seed oil, the castor bean seed derivatives are often used in aviation oil, lubricants, nylon, dyes, inks, soaps, adhesive and biodiesel.

Castor bean (Ricinus communis L., Euphorbiaceae, 2n = 20) is an important non-edible oilseed crop and its seed derivatives are often used in aviation oil, lubricants, nylon, dyes, inks, soaps, adhesive and biodiesel.

You pledge that if you transfer these seeds or their derivatives you will acknowledge the source of these seeds and accompany your transfer with this pledge".

Furthermore, these particles closely resemble the artificially-induced PBs observed in the leaves of tobacco plants when expressing fusions to prolamin seed storage protein derivatives, such as Zeolin [ 15, 16] or Zera [ 18].

Each packet of OSSI seeds sold will be printed with a statement that reads, in part, "By opening this packet, you pledge that you will not restrict others' use of these seeds and their derivatives by patents, licenses, or any other means.

In this work, the supercritical carbon dioxide impregnation of low density polyethylene (LDPE) films with a mixture of two terpenic ketones (thymoquinone and R--pulegone) with biopesticide activity is investigated, as a strategy for developing a packaging material or delivery device for protecting seeds, kernels and derivatives during storage and transport.

Germination Only a limited number of studies report effects of fullerenes or their derivatives on seed germination.

certification, Mr. Flamer says it is almost certain the supply of conventional seeds and crops, and derivatives of those crops, is going to become an issue.

Thymoquinone (TQ) is the most pharmacologically active ingredient found abundantly (30 48%) in the black seeds, together with its derivatives such as dithymoquinone, thymohydroquinone, and thymol [ 17].

We identified that wild-type rice seeds synthesized a basal levels of serotonin derivatives with around 30 ng g−1 seed weight.

Here, we report the detection and enhanced synthesis of serotonin derivatives in rice seeds.