Sentence examples for to exploit plant from inspiring English sources
They induce the redifferentiation of root cells into specialized feeding cells essential for nematode growth and reproduction; thus, nematodes have evolved the ability to exploit plant genes and hijack host functions for their own requirements.
Such interactions resulting from induced susceptibility and resistance must be considered if we are to exploit plant defences for crop protection using hormone elicitors or constitutive expression.
The controlled deconstruction of lignified plant cell walls is a major field of research, whose current impetus is drawn from the quest to exploit plant biomass for the production of energy and chemicals.
"When you start routinely to exploit plants in your diet, you can arrange your settlements according to the season.
Various strategies have been developed to exploit plants as bioreactors for the production of pharmaceutical antibodies, to engineer antibody-mediated pathogen resistance or to alter the plant phenotype by immunomodulation.
However, due to problems related to biosafety aspects of Bt plants, approaches have been made to exploit plants' own defense systems to develop insect resistant plants by manipulating the expression of their endogenous defense proteins or introducing an insect control gene derived from another plant.
These genes are expressed during infective life stages, and contribute to nematode's ability to exploit plants as a food source.
Bacteria in co-culture with tomato seedlings exploit plant exudates in order to multiply and approach roots as in the natural rhizosphere [ 48, 49].
Moose primarily exploit plant communities of deciduous shrubs that have been disturbed by flooding, avalanches, or forest fires.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Moose primarily exploit plant communities of deciduous shrubs that have been disturbed by flooding, avalanches, or forest fires.
This notion is deducible from the increasing interest of the pharmaceutical industry in gaining the rights to identify and exploit plant-borne compounds from species-rich rainforests in countries of tropical and subtropical regions [ 9– 11].
