Sentence examples for wheat reduced from inspiring English sources

The yield of both soybean and wheat reduced under poplar clones.

Micronization of wheat reduced crystallinity, as detected through X-ray diffractogram analysis, and increased gelatinized starch and viscosity in vitro particularly when preconditioned.

Over-expression of TLP-1 from barley in transgenic wheat reduced in Fusarium head blight severity in green house evaluation [15].

Those semi-dwarf varieties are now known to carry mutations in gibberellin signalling intermediates, such as wheat Reduced height1 (Rht1) (Peng et al. 1999) or gibberellin biosynthesis genes, such as rice semi-dwarf1 (SasakiSasaki et al. 2002).

In wheat, reduced RNA levels have been reported for multiple genes containing premature stop codon mutations including a HMW glutenin subunit [ 48], a waxy gene [ 49], and a polyphenol oxidase gene [ 50].

Kalinina et al. found that transgenic wheat resistant to powdery mildew was inferior to its non-transgenic counterpart in competition even with the presence of the pathogen, since transgenic wheat reduced yield and seed number under competition compared with its control [ 48].

Addition of pretreated wheat straw reduced the activity to 85 ± 5% of original and lignin from pretreated wheat straw reduced the activity to 85 ± 8% (in both cases approximately 35% of the added activity was free in solution).

Co-steam explosion of waste paper and wheat straw reduces inhibitor production.

Wheat grown in the border rows of wheat strips had higher ear number per meter row, greater kernel number per ear, and greater yield per meter row than wheat in inner rows and sole wheat, indicating reduced competition.

The maximum growth rate (Rmax), maximum biomass production (A), and grain yield of wheat were increased by 19.4 27.8%, 6.7 7.1%, and 19.5 28.2%, respectively, when wheat was intercropped with faba bean relative to MW. Intercropping sustained high or equal A and Rmax for wheat under reduced one half N fertilizers as compared to MW due to the interaction of planting patterns × N levels.

Maximum inclusion of wheat shorts reduced GWP, NRE and NRRE by >10% (P < 0.001) but did not significantly alter EP or AP.