Sentence examples for viability of seed from inspiring English sources

Viability of seed wintered on the paddy surface may be affected by temperature changes.

There is so far no evidence to show that these enzymes are essential: single and double knock-out mutations of the two genes that code these glycosylase enzymes in Arabidopsis thaliana do not increase the sensitivity of the plants to oxidative stresses or reduce the viability of seed [4].

The ultrastructure, solute leakage and viability of seed were investigated.

Moreover, when the ninth subcultured regenerants with reduced pollen vibility were recovered in soil to get seeds, the pollen viability of seed-derive plants was similar to that of the wild type.

This resulted in reduced seed deterioration and enhanced viability of seeds when exposed to ageing treatment.

The viability of seeds after wintering was 4.3% for cultivated rice, but 92.7% for weedy rice in 2008/2009.

The major problems in commercial cultivation of this plant are because of low propagation rate of seeds and the viability of seeds being only 50%[3536] 36].

These factors include the availability of essential nutrients, proper soil mixture, sowing depth, viability of seeds, sowing date, and timing and frequency of watering.

A: In the 1980s, a collaborative of Nordic countries put some of their own seeds in an abandoned coal mine shaft in Svalbard to conduct a 100-year experiment to test the viability of seeds stored in permafrost.

This study investigated microCT scans as a prospective tool in tree breeding using three different types of experiments to refine the technique of estimating fullness and viability of seeds.

Viability of seeds is determined according to parameters such as colour, weight and size, often using lasers and/or other sensors as opposed to strictly manual sorting, but success may vary among species (Tigabu and Odén 2003).