Sentence examples for seedling structure from inspiring English sources
At maturity the embryo axis comprises all tissues that will give rise to the seedling structure; root and shoot primordia located at opposite poles and a stem with five or six internodes bearing a leaf at each node (for a detailed description of maize seed anatomy, see [1]).
A regression model was developed for describing the influence of site, canopy structure, and seedling height on the height increment of understorey spruces.
We present new data about chorology, seed bank, dispersal, seedling biology and population structure of the threatened endemic shrub Vella pseudocytisus subsp. paui Gómez Campo in Spain.
These results suggest that auxins may be converting the 65 DAC seedling leaves into protocorm-like structures with hairs.
This study used regression analysis to model the height increment of spruce understorey as a function of seedling height, site characteristics and canopy structure.
Herbivory has been shown to reduce a seedling's ability to compete, thereby indirectly causing seedling mortality and changing the genetic structure of the population (Prittinen et al., 2003).
Fire creates a heterogeneous ecosystem age and canopy structure, and the altered soil nutrient supply and cleared canopy structure opens new ecological niches for seedling establishment.
Population structure approximated a reverse-J size class distribution, with seedling densities varying from 3.2 to 5.8 individuals ha−1.
(2008) showed that a restored dune grass population persisted with different genetic structure, possibly due to insufficient gene flow with natural populations or seedling recruitment.
Moreover, the unique propagative structures of 65 and 145 DAC seedlings, rhizome-like structures and microshoots, respectively, were induced from leaf axils as normal seedling leaves became necrotic.
Here, we use our ribonuclease-mediated structure and RBP-binding site mapping approaches to globally profile these features in Arabidopsis seedling nuclei in vivo.
