Sentence examples for variation of seed from inspiring English sources

Despite their tiny size, a considerable variation of seed morphology could be observed among orchid species (Arditti and Ghani [2000]).

The degree of variation of seed oil content and fatty acid oil composition is assessed in two experiments designed to study the effect of the factors: plant population, crop year and experiment location.

So, contrary to some wild species such as P. spinosa and Sorbus, the availability of cultivated species could be ensured at a landscape scale across the region, which may explain why the habitat scale was the most important source of variation of seed deposition for cultivated species.

In this study, we defined the sequence and expression variation of seed transcriptomes from nine soybean lines.

The results have led us to propose a model to account for variation of seed lustre controlled by Hps.

Twenty grains were planted in each 15 cm diameter Petri-dish and spaced evenly to reduce the variation of seed germination caused by grain density.

Although it is difficult to detect small variation in molecular weight and quantity of each protein spot in 2D-PAGE, the composition and allelic variations of seed storage proteins for each Glu-3 allele were successfully characterized.

Cacao pods were obtained by hand pollinating Amelonado (a self-compatible variety), in order to reduce the effect of genetic variation on seed traits.

To address how the TauL1b accessions are distinctive with respect to ecologically important traits, we compared the natural phenotypic variation patterns of seed production and flowering time traits between the intraspecific groups.

Moreover, reproductive strategies have been quantified based on the coefficient of variation of interannual seed production, an index that potentially confounds masting and high interannual variability in seed production.

Pearsons' correlation was used to analyse the relationship between the variation of lipophilic seed antioxidants and FAs contents in grain legumes and their wild relatives.