Sentence examples for viability of plant from inspiring English sources
The influence of electrical field strength and number of pulses on cell rupture of onion tissues was investigated by two different methods to understand the changes in cell viability of plant tissues after pulsed electric field (PEF) treatment.
Habitat fragmentation is a worldwide phenomenon, and is considered to be one of the major threats to the persistence and viability of plant populations (Eriksson and Ehrlén [2001]; Oostermeijer, [2003]).
The unmodified protein can be expressed to levels easily detectable by epifluorescence microscopy without adverse affect on the viability of plant cells.
Such findings are in accordance with previous results obtained in wheat, indicating that the fungus most likely behaves as a hemibiotroph, growing intercellularly at the front of colonization without altering the viability of plant cells at early steps of the infection process then inducing cell death in more colonized tissues [ 65].
d Viability of plants after 7 days of recovery from 14 days of submergence treatment.
The pollen viability of plants regenerated from sequentially subcultured explants was examined.
We neither conducted a selection of phenotypes nor did we observe a reduced viability of plants during IL development.
The gene encoding the functional orthologue of Toc75 from Pisum sativum, atToc75-III, is essential for the viability of plants from the embryonic stage.
The viability of plants overproducing the recombinant protein was not affected, indicating that plastoglobule targeting did not significantly impair photosynthesis or sugar metabolism.
A plant-level model was used to evaluate the viability of the plant, and without the purification and compression of CO2, the net cycle efficiency of 42.8% was obtained.
The viability of a plant "on the edge": Glaucium flavum (Papaveraceae) in Norway.
