Sentence examples for storage of seed from inspiring English sources

Extended storage of seed requires low humidity and cool temperature.

Different BCG vaccine strains exist as a result of genetic changes that occurred during repeated subculture in different countries before lyophilisation was introduced for storage of seed lots in the 1960s.

Actions under that plan include regular monitoring of populations, management of the threats of fire and P. cinnamomi, and the cold storage of seed.

Storage of seeds poolsAn example of one of the parallel instances of the 624 port design.

Merritt et al. (2014) proposed more advanced cryopreservation methods than currently available and simultaneous storage of seeds and fungal symbionts in a single system as potential area for future development.

Since the seeds will have to be stored for several months in hardware prior to use on the ISS, we tested the effects of long-term storage of seeds in the TROPI EUE (experimental unique equipment) on germination rates and plant growth.

Seed harvest, processing and storage of seeds, raising of seedlings in nurseries, and planting often involve long-distance transportation.

We tested the storage of seeds in steel tanks under elevated partial pressure of oxygen (EPPO) in combination with controlled humidity and temperature levels, and compared the test results and seed ageing symptoms with those obtained after ageing at elevated moisture and temperatures (comparable to CD procedures).

Complementary ex situ conservation actions for this species such as collection and storage of seeds preserved in João do Amaral Franco Seed Bank (Ajuda Botanical Garden) have also been conducted (Caperta et al. 2013) with the hope that the genetic diversity contained in these collections could be representative of natural populations.

A number of protective measures have been implemented, including site access restrictions, the collection and cold-storage of seed, and the treatment of plants with phosphite.

Because of the difficulty of conserving B. brownii in its present disease-exposed locations, it is an especially suitable candidate for ex situ conservation measures, such as the cold-storage of seed, and the translocation of plants to disease-free locations.