Sentence examples for wood characterised from inspiring English sources
A putative role for PgMYB4 in lignification is consistent with our data showing a higher mRNA level in compression wood, characterised by increased lignin deposition.
This tension wood is characterised by gelatinous fibres (G fibres) that develop exclusively on the 'upper' side of the responding stem.
Dependence on wood fuel characterises most Sub-Saharan countries and WES are complex socio-ecological systems dynamically linked to crucial development issues, e.g., deforestation and poverty.
Furthermore Woods characterises escalating situations in the following ways: · A cascade of effects occurs in the monitored process.
Wood samples were characterised into historic (H) (>100 years since being cut) and modern (M) (<100 years since being cut) and then sub-categorised into hardwoods and softwoods.
To achieve progress, wheat straw lignocellulose and comparative model wood cellulose were characterised following increasing severity of hydrothermal treatment.
Tension wood is often characterised by the formation of a gelatinous layer within the fibre cells (G-fibres) of the secondary xylem.
In the first half of the first decade of the millennium, the New Zealand forest industry funded research to characterise wood quality of the radiata pine resource.
In the north, the trail is mostly characterised by woods: the sprawling Spandau forest, the Waldgelände Frohnau (which hides one of the few remaining watchtowers, now appropriated by a youth organisation for nature conservation work) and the Tegeler Fliess, a nature area marked with sandy embankments, grazing horses and picnic areas.
Stands less than 15 years old were not considered as the focus of these studies was on characterising wood density in merchantable trees, either through pre-commercial thinning or final harvesting.
