Sentence examples for vigorous seedlings from inspiring English sources
Nursery stock, easily reached and handled, may be grown in fumigated seedbeds and sprayed during production so that uninfested and vigorous seedlings are planted in the forests.
"He determined that if they cross-pollinate, they produce more seed and more vigorous seedlings," said Margaret Falk, a horticulturalist and associate vice president at the New York Botanical Garden.
This indicated that under the given conditions, it is possible to rapidly produce vigorous seedlings, while weak or delayed germination is often fatal.
For each line, vigorous seedlings from germinated seeds were selected randomly to grow in pots, and self-pollinated T2 seeds were subjected to another round of screening.
The highest germination results for these treatments will help to produce more vigorous seedlings that fit to the field conditions and avoid unnecessary nursery delays and non-uniformity in germination and hence save cost, energy, and time.
Two vigorous seedlings of each species were selected for transcriptome analyses.
Faster and uniform germination and seedling emergence resulted in more vigorous seedling growth and increasing yield in direct-seeding (Farooq et al. 2006).
In the process of vegetation restoration, mild water stress is tolerated, and a water supply above 40%% FC of dry red soil is recommended to maintain vigorous seedling growth.
In terms of seedling growth, HKZ displayed vigorous seedling growth as compared to BTx623 at 7 days after sowing at 14 °C.
The representation analysis clearly shows that the transcriptional program underlying post-germination activates various mobilization pathways to degrade the storage reserve accumulated in mature grains and to meet increasing demands of vigorous seedling growth for energy and nutrients.
Though increased fecundity is a major component of fitness, and larger seeds almost always produce more vigorous, competitive seedlings (Leishman et al. 2000), trade-offs with other components of fitness may have prevented annual plants from colonizing this space prior to human involvement.
