Sentence examples for stress shoot from inspiring English sources

In addition, while after 14 d of stress, shoot length decreased by 25% in 300 mM NaCl-treated plants, the reduction in root length was 29% at the same day of stress exposure.

The ability of image analysis to discriminate between the different aspects of salt stress (shoot ion-independent stress and shoot ion dependent stress) makes it a useful tool for genetic and physiological studies to elucidate processes that contribute to salinity tolerance in rice.

Under mild stress, shoot length of hsfc1b was significantly more reduced than that of the wild type at both time points (Fig.  4A).

LSGs are also enriched for down-regulated genes in the following: cold stress root tissue (time points: one hour), genotoxic stress shoot tissue (time points: 6 hours) and heat stress root and shoot tissue (time point: 0.25 hours).

These changes gradually became prominent so that after 30 days of –P stress, shoot growth was retarded with thin and fewer leaves whereas the root became bristlier in texture and more brownish in color as compared with the control (Fig. 1a).

Later, they scramble under nets, up ladders and over walls to reach sniper positions and hit targets, winning points for speed and accuracy in the "Desert Stress Shoot".

My pea coat had long ago cracked under the stress, shooting a button across a crowded waiting room and nearly taking a woman's eye out.

DT = singleton, TC = tentative consensus, Drought stressed root = DR1, Drought stressed shoot = DS1, Field stressed shoot = FSS, Floral meristem = TFM, Heat stressed shoot = HSS, Greenhouse grown leaf = LF1, Greenhouse grown root = RT1, Field grown stem = ST1, Young seedling = SD1.

Our EST analysis showed that 16 LMW-HSP genes were expressed in the heat stressed shoot library, which is significantly different from their expression in other libraries (Table 3).

A study Mr. Holt published concluded that flushing isn't stressful to the birds, though their stress hormones shoot up during banding and blood drawing.

People with posttraumatic stress rarely shoot anyone, period, and on the rare occasion that they do, it's more likely to be themselves.