Sentences with phrase «leaf tissue»

For DNA isolation, samples of leaf tissue were taken.

Try leaving a tissue with your scent on it in the hamster's cage for a few days and then try again.

And existing contrast agents — chemicals injected into the body to make tumors visible — leave the tissues too quickly to be used in a lengthy, whole - body MRI.

They found that in leaf tissue treated with the fecal extract for 24 hours, the plant switched off its herbivore defense genes, but flipped on its pathogen defense genes, which inhibit the growth of pathogenic fungi or bacteria.

Behavioral assays revealed that this fly was considerably more attracted by leaf tissue than were all other tested fly species.

A close examination reveals that the caterpillar's prolegs are colored light purple - pink, the same hue as the scarred elm leaf tissue; the structure of its abdomen also relates to the double - toothed edge of an elm leaf.

Scientists from NTU and CMU created a leaf - like hydrogel structure through a process similar to how real leaf tissues grow.

«This is a fungus very well - adapted to colonizing senescent or dead leaf tissue once conditions are right,» Leonard says.

«Alternatively, hot liquids may impair the barrier function of the cells lining the esophagus, leaving the tissue open to greater damage from other carcinogens.»

Total protein was extracted from 2 kg of transgenic leaf tissue.

The fractionation of carbon isotopes during photosynthesis causes the carbon products used to synthesize leaf tissue to be relatively depleted in the heavier 13C isotope [Farquhar et al., 1989].

Responsibilities shown on sample resumes in this field include performing consultations on crop care, weed identification, and fertilizer and chemical applications; developing fertilizer programs for corn and soybeans; writing and maintaining herbicide programs; and interpreting soil sample and leaf tissue results and making the appropriate recommendations.

Barrera and Picha concluded that ascorbic acid, riboflavin, and vitamin B6 contents were higher in leaf tissue than in other tissue types.

However, that D. suzukii is attracted by leaf tissue but nevertheless lays its eggs in ripening fruits is quite unusual.

«Our data suggest that the additional auxin is shifting or re-directing the response of the host in a way that favors growth of the pathogen inside the leaf tissue.»

Air temperatures will mean that foliage in the canopy becomes too hot, drawing moisture from the leaf tissue at ever - faster rates.

Symptoms include: holes in the bark; tunneling activity in leaf tissue; dead terminal growth on a plant; or the complete removal of strips of bark.

Symptoms include: silvering of leaf tissues; complete removal of leaf tissues; and holes in and around plant leaves, stems, branches and trunks.