Sentence examples for wheat using a from inspiring English sources
To assess the effect of the isolates on plant growth, as bio-inoculants, a pot experiment was conducted on wheat using a randomized complete block design with three replicates for each treatment, where with 10 pots per each replicate.
The early detection of FHB was investigated in winter wheat using a 400 1000 nm spectral window followed by PCA.
However, our results indicate that (re construction of hexaploid wheat using a non-toxic D genome donor would reduce the overall T cell stimulation in CD patients.
However, few studies have been performed on the genetic structure and population divergence in wild emmer wheat using a large number of EST-related single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers.
This complements the continued efforts of the International Triticeae Mapping Initiative to develop a reference population for genetic mapping in wheat using a cross between the synthetic wheat W7984 × Opata M85 population.
This includes maps between durum and emmer wheat using a combination of SSR and DArT markers (average 7.5 cM between markers [ 43]), as well as the recently published map of two UK elite lines that includes SSR, DArT and over 500 KASPar markers (average 4.7 cM between markers [ 42]).
A construct containing a bovine lactoferrin cDNA was used to transform wheat using an Agrobacterium-mediated DNA transfer system to express this antimicrobial protein in transgenic wheat.
Only recently, several other masked forms of DON (DON- S-cysteine, DON- S-cysteinyl-glycine, DON-glutathione) have been identified in wheat using an innovative strategy of untargeted screening based on stable isotope labeling followed by LC-HRMS measurements [ 9].
In this study, heterologously expressed enzymes from various thermophilic organisms were compared in the liquefaction of hydrothermally pretreated wheat straw using a real-time viscometric technique.
Specifically, ethanol produced from softwood or wheat straw, using a dilute acid or enzymatic conversion process, and distributed as either a 5% (E5) or 85% (E85) blend with gasoline.
Ethanol production already consumes 40% of America's maize (corn) harvest and a single new ethanol plant in Hull is about to become Britain's largest buyer of wheat, using 1.1m tonnes a year.
