Sentence examples for submergence to from inspiring English sources

The most common solution for avoiding air entrainment is to provide sufficient submergence to the intake.

Their leaves and stems moderately elongate under complete submergence to reach the air-water interface, but their elongation growth can exhaust energy reserves and cause death when the flooding depth is deep and the flooding period is long (Bailey-Serres et al. 2010; Jackson and Ram 2003).

SUB1A suppresses shoot elongation during complete submergence to limit carbohydrate consumption and increase chances of survival after water recedes; but this can lead to a disadvantage if submergence is followed by a longer duration of stagnant flooding (Sarkar et al. 2009; Singh et al. 2009).

When it comes to escaping predators such as orcas, narwhals typically use prolonged submergence to hide under the ice rather than relying on speed.

These NSC are utilized during submergence to supply energy for growth and maintenance metabolism (Sarkar et al. 1996).

Formation of aerenchyma is initiated by ethylene, which is one of many adaptive features of plants at submergence to avoid anaerobiosis by increasing the availability of oxygen.

These finding suggest that rice has two different strategies to adapt to submergence due to flooding, both of which are regulated by accumulated ethylene inside the submerged plant.

The induction of ethylene in response to submergence is known to contribute to a decline in ABA and an increase in GA thereby regulating elongation growth (see above).

So tolerance to both submergence and to waterlogging may further increase the rice production in marginal rice growing areas.

Rice fields in these flood-prone areas are subject to either transient flash floods leading to total submergence (hereafter referred to as submergence) or to long-term partial floods (stagnant flooding, SF), and both often occur in the same field within one cropping season (Mackill et al. 1996).

Dry matter content decreased drastically due to the imposition of 20 days of submergence mainly to those genotypes, which showed lesser elongation and their leaves tips remained under water for the entire period of submergence.