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It is caused by a fungus that spreads by airborne spores, starting off as yellow spots that are brownish on the underside of the leaf (where they will spore).
Using this method, the researchers applied a solution of nanoparticles to the underside of the leaf, where it penetrated tiny pores known as stomata, which normally allow carbon dioxide to flow in and oxygen to flow out.
An uninfected ant would normally not bite a leaf, but infected ants do, clamping down on the underside of a leaf, almost always in the very middle of the leaf, where it is strongest.
There, another set of tentacles covered with glue draws the ant deep into the fold of the leaf where it is digested, researchers report today online in PLoS ONE.
These polyphagous females oviposit within the leaf, where the larvae feed and develop on the tissue [30].
TIS = Trichome initiation site; a site on the leaf where one or more contiguous trichomes originate.
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The load zone, the region of the target leaf where the leaf cuvette was attached to administer CO2, generally had the highest radioactivity 50-655 %).
Marcgraviaceae and Tetrameristaceae have leaves that elongate while still folded in bud, and there are faint lines on the lower surface of the expanded leaf where the edges of the leaves are pressed against the surface.
The algorithm follows the same strategy as in red-black trees: it finds the unique leaf where the element can be inserted while preserving the BST invariant.
Regarding the whole plant, it is primarily the mature leaf where Na+ toxicity is manifested.
The scenario of AT for GS is that the juvenile leaf, where expressing genes have been captured by mRNA-Seq, is a major organ for GS synthesis at the vegetative stage.
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