Sentence examples for wheat compared with from inspiring English sources

Laboratory analysis of the harvested grains indicated a lower fibre content in wheat compared with barley.

'Seed dressing' increased grain yield by about 40%, and also root length, in bread wheat compared with control plants.

The project design was a split-split plot, and the first treatment level was nongrazed wheat compared with wheat grazed just before first hollow stem.

Accordingly, strain CS-1 exhibited a stimulatory effect on the growth parameters of wheat seedlings (Table 3), increasing the plant dry biomass (by 23.3%), fresh biomass (by 23.8%), and the root/shoot ratio (31.5%) of wheat, compared with the control group.

Our result in wheat compared with other species could explain the low polymorphism found in polyploidy species.

Note also the observed decrease in the efficiency of BAC FISH identification of the B-genome in allopolyploid wheat compared with the diploid progenitors.

Based on this rationale, phenolic-linked antioxidant and antihyperglycemic properties of North Dakota Common Emmer Wheat was compared with those of other commercial wheat cultivars in order to integrate it into a health-targeted food design based on past ethnic food insights.

In conclusion, the findings suggest that conventional tillage with broadcast seeding would be less effective in producing grain yield of wheat compared to other five tillage treatments with row planting, while management of the previous cotton stalks may not have any effect on yield and quality of wheat except TGW.

To investigate whether the expression patterns of homologous gene groups involved in seed development are conserved between wheat and rice, the 201 unigenes which showed seed-specific in wheat were compared with homologous genes in rice.

In particular, fourteen (70%%) subjects were defined as responders (i.e. improvement of 50 points of the total IBS-SSS score) after consumption of the ancient wheat products, compared with only five (25%%) patients after consumption of the modern wheat products.

Less growth of both weed species was observed in narrow row spacing (11-cm) of wheat as compared with wider rows (15 and 23-cm).