Sentence examples for wall of root from inspiring English sources

The mutant contained less Al in the cell wall of root tips than WT, whereas Al concentration in the cell sap was similar between WT and the mutant.

The increased resistance of ral1 to Al toxicity is caused by the reduced Al binding to the cell wall of root tips and the responsible gene is mapped on the long arm of chromosome 6.

Further work revealed that ral1 accumulated less Al in the cell wall of root tips than in WT, while the Al content in the cell sap was similar between the mutant and WT.

Al-resistant cultivars of maize, rice and common bean are also documented to accumulate less Al in the cell wall of root tips than the Al-sensitive ones (Eticha et al. 2005; Yang et al. 2008; Rangel et al. 2009), and differences in the proportion of low-methylated pectin are suggested to be responsible for the varietal differences in Al resistance.

The lignin was then infused into the cell walls of root cells to increase their resistance to M. oryzae.

Our results show that the uptake process involves modification of the walls of root cells which is followed by active incorporation and degradation of the incorporated microbes.

The establishment of OM symbiosis involves the mutual recognition of host and fungi, hypha penetrating the cell walls of root hairs or epidermis and then entering the cells of the cortical parenchma, forming characteristic and complex hyphal coils (pelotons) [ 2].

These results support the hypothesis that VTI13 function and/or the pathways in which it functions are important for root hair cell wall organization or structure and that the cell wall of vti13 root hairs is altered from that of wild-type root hairs.

The dentinal walls of root-end cavities were examined for the presence of cracks and debris in correlation with the area of the root surfaces that remained after the resection.

Elongated fatty acid is then promoted synthesis of wax and cutin which are infused into cell walls of roots to promote resistance to M. oryzae.

The phenylpropanoid was then used to produce lignin that was subsequently infused into the cell walls of roots in order to increase resistance to M. oryzae.