Sentence examples for submergence water from inspiring English sources

With continuous submergence, water consumption was 8.66 mm (equal to 86,678 m³.haˉ¹).

In addition, it has been shown that plant survival in cooler submergence water is higher (Das et al., 2009).

Apparent resistance to CO2 entry, at environmentally relevant CO2 concentrations in the submergence water, was ∼5-fold less in leaves with gas films compared with those with gas films removed (rice and P. australis; Pedersen et al. 2009).

Similarly, abiotic stresses, such as drought, cold, salinity, acidity, iron toxicity, and submergence under water, severely affect rice production.

Camponotus anderseni, which nests in the cavities of wood in mangrove habitats, deals with submergence under water by switching to anaerobic respiration.

The results suggested that leaf submergence in water also increased the cellular PtdIns5P, although to a lesser degree than dehydration for the same length of time.

For the irrigated condition, seeds were germinated and seedlings then transplanted to a paddy field with submergence in water for the whole growth and development stage.

Phenotyping was performed both in irrigated and dry land conditions (i.e., preventing submergence in water to simulate the rainfed upland environment).