Sentence examples for spore generation from inspiring English sources
We conclude that ACAP-A and ACAP-B are important for spore generation and maturation but not germination.
A model incorporating historical bias into cell fate choice would ensure that spores could be formed in all cases but, when fitter cells were present, they would be favoured for spore generation.
The wild-type strain A. niger N400 (CBS 120.49), used for the plasma membrane proteomics analysis, was grown at 30 °C on complete medium plates for spores generation and maintenance [ 51].
Produced by the sporophyte (i.e., spore-bearing) generation, plant spores give rise to the gametophyte (i.e., gamete-bearing) generation.
This included: (i) the different stages of spore batch generation and characterization, (ii) the germination protocol to produce the inoculum to the parameters used in the batch fermentation culture and (iii) the protocols to withdraw and process samples for the different kinds of subsequent analyses.
The researchers then added spores from each generation to rice plants.
In the experiments of Bérénos et al. [ 5, 20] transmission of spores to the next generation was based on collecting spores purely from dead larvae, with any spores that were released into the environment being discarded.
The life cycle of the fern can be described in terms of two discrete generations; the familiar leafy fern is the diploid sporophyte generation that generates haploid spores through meiosis.
In our experiment we collected all the spores after one social generation and thoroughly mixed the spores before plating them onto a fresh bacterial lawn for the next social generation.
The microsporidian parasite Vavraia culicis, as another example, infects mosquito larvae when they ingest its spores, and then replicates extensively before developing a new generation of spores (Andreadis 2007).
We saw adaptive evolution of the pathogen despite a putatively strong genetic bottleneck caused by the use of a single spore isolate for each generation.
