Sentences with phrase «important plant forms»

At the same time that Driggs exhibited her Precisionist machine age works at the Daniel Gallery, she was also creating a series of important plant forms, both in pastel and oil, for the same gallery.

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Starting form verse 7 of chapter 2 God describes how he created man and then on verse 8 GOD plants a garden (Eden) in earth and this is important — God puts man in the garden and not outside the garden.

Now starting form verse 7 of chapter 2 God describes how he created man and then on verse 8 GOD plants a garden (Eden) in earth and THIS IS IMPORTANT — God puts man in the garden that he creates and not outside the garden (which is the remaining dry land).

If your baby suffers from any form of eczema it is important to avoid all perfumed products, including natural fragrances such as plant extracts.

Because carcinogenic mycotoxins such as ochratoxin A or aflatoxins are usually present or formed in agricultural commodities such as herbal / plant materials that are kept under hot and humid conditions, their analyses in TCHM are important.

Moving from biochemistry to molecular biology, Palatnik started investigating the role of microRNAs — tiny RNA molecules that are important in gene regulation in most life forms — in the development of the plant Arabidopsis.

Appel and Cocroft say future research will focus on how vibrations are sensed by the plants, what features of the complex vibrational signal are important, and how the mechanical vibrations interact with other forms of plant information to generate protective responses to pests.

«It's very important for us to understand how plants solve the problem of getting iron because even though it's generally abundant on Earth, the form that plants can use is actually scarce.»

When working properly, the two genes form the coupled protein and when something sweet enters the mouth the news is rushed to the brain, primarily because sweetness is a sign of rich carbohydrates — an important food source for plant - eaters and the nondiscriminating, like humans.

Being a silica rich material is important for reducing the amount of arsenic in the rice plant because the mechanism for uptake of arsenite, which is the most dominant form of arsenic in flooded rice paddies, shares a transport pathway with dissolved silicon.

Regardless, bamboo in all its forms might one day soon be one of the most important plants in the world.

Birds play an important role in a wide variety of ecosystems as both predator and prey, in controlling insect populations, pollinating and seed dispersal for many plants, and in releasing nutrients on to land and sea in the form of guano.

This loss of water to the atmosphere is important for plants to pull water from the soil, forming a suction force like when you drink from a straw, but too much water loss in the desert can be deadly.

It is important to note that they contain Alpha Linoleic Acid (ALA) form found in plant foods but not docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), the form found in fatty fish.

Since it is the elongated forms of the essential fatty acids that are especially important — including AA, DHA, EPA, and dihomo - gammalinolenic acid (DGLA)-- and since the conversion of precursors in plant oils is inefficient, it makes sense to consume small amounts of these fatty acids preformed from animal foods so we can reduce the total amount of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) we need to obtain them.

Also important, butter contains the more bio-available form of vitamin A — which means less of it is needed to achieve the same effects when compared to plant sources.

It is important to note that plants lack the direct form of vitamin A, but do contain beta - carotene, a form of vitamin A. Moreover, your body metabolizes vitamin A when you consume foods rich in beta - carotene.

The body converts these plant pigments into vitamin A. Both provitamin A and preformed vitamin A must be metabolized intracellularly to retinal and retinoic acid, the active forms of vitamin A, to support the vitamin's important biological functions.

So once again, we see a pathway in which the phytic acid storage form of phosphorus in plants might also be able to serve as an important phosphorus source in human diets.

This second reaction is important because reduced seawater carbonate ion concentrations decrease the saturation levels of calcium carbonate (CaCO3), a hard mineral used by many marine microbes, plants and animals to form shells and skeletons.