After microwave destruction (Milestone ETHOS E temperate controlled; Milestone INC., Monroe, CT, USA), the samples were paper-filtered (Schleider Schuell 589, Germany) and diluted to 0.1 L with demineralised water.
A majority (78.75%) were identified as Group 1 varieties and clustered with temperate japonica control varieties, while Group 2 varieties showed evidence of indica ancestry.
Given this focus, we consider predominantly three types of systems that differ in the dominant abiotic controls over phenology: temperate mesic systems (temperature control), temperate grasslands (temperature and precipitation control) and semi-arid systems (precipitation control).
This work examined the energetic performance of a 6-month semi-continuous cultivation of Scenedesmus obliquus in an outdoor photobioreactor at mid-temperate latitude, without temperature control.
Second, we focused on MH species from a clade already studied in temperate regions to control for differences resulting from the orchids' phylogenetic position.
Thus, the comparison between Creole female goats maintained under simulated temperate photoperiod and control females placed under simulated tropical photoperiod leads to the conclusion that their breeding season is sensitive to large photoperiodic variations.
It is generally noted that McCarthy resembles a professor — which he was (sociology) at the time of his election to Congress, in 1948 — and his manner is temperate, thoughtful, and controlled.
Although field wetlands are widely used for diffuse pollution control in temperate environments worldwide, there is a shortage of evidence for the effectiveness and viability of these mitigation options in the UK.
For these reasons we introduced in the experiment as a control a temperate population derived from a natural population sampled in Bologna on October 1991.
Virulent phages are preferred over temperate phage for bacterial control applications, due to the potential for rapid resistance developing in the bacterial population as a result of prophage immunity to superinfection.
