The high viability of spores associated with rapid vegetative propagation is responsible for the spread of the weed producing vast thick mats and, with the impending global warming, the weed will create havoc to water bodies at the expense of submerged exotic plants in many parts of the world (Netten et al. 2010).
She could see the vast sea of mats and bars and equipment below.
Our comparative analyses of the mating-type loci of the two fission yeasts showed that both use the same strategy of generating a DNA double-strand break (DSB) to initiate cell-type switching despite exhibiting vast variations in mat cassette DNA sequences and their genomic organization.
The restaurant is huge -- a vast expanse of tatami mats sectioned off into smaller areas by slatted bamboo screens -- accommodating 220 people.
The scope to be different is so vast, and luckily, one man's mat is another man's cushion.
Niti Seth, a psychologist from Bombay who teaches at Harvard and practices psychotherapy in a Boston suburb, also owns Coromandel, a small shop in Cambridge, Mass., which has a vast collection of reasonably priced bedspreads, place mats, napkins and pillows.
The prism-pattern colors that visitors see today are primarily caused by vast communities of microbes that collect in "mats" and thrive in the pools' hot waters, which range between 140 and 194 degrees Fahrenheit.
Altogether meatier and better suited to the vast venue was Electric Counterpoint (1987), in which Swedish guitarist Mats Bergström bounced enthusiastic live responses back towards the 12 pre-recorded tracks vibrating from the speakers in front of him.
He gave us straw mats to sit on in the shade of a vast, fruit-laden mango tree, and left us there for well over an hour before he commenced our audience.
In another area of the vast CES show, cellphones, videogame controllers and a laptop charged wirelessly on a silver and black mat created by Boulder, Colo.-based WildCharge.
