Sentences with phrase «plant tissue»

The researchers say that detecting other, clinically more important, compounds should be possible by using genetic engineering to incorporate genes for other enzymes into plant tissue.

This diverse and distinct kingdom of organisms — neither plant, animal nor bacterium — is largely responsible for breaking down and recycling bulky, dead plant tissues.

«It really opens the door to producing high - value compounds without damaging plant tissue that could lead to significant reductions in cost in producing these compounds,» he says.

These differences, for example, would reflect whether a dinosaur was adapted to feeding on soft or hard plant tissues.

That means equivalent amounts of carbon dioxide are removed from the atmosphere and «fixed» into plant tissues.

Employed PCR - based genotyping in plant tissues for the selection of accurate plant transformants.

The researchers focused on the secondary cell walls in a type of plant tissue called xylem from the Arabidopsis plant's roots.

About Juicing Juicing involves the extraction of juice from plant tissues such as fruits or vegetables.

Dryland, to a geographer, is not desert: it is terrain on which rain certainly falls, but rainfall is balanced by evaporation and transpiration through plant tissues.

Some dead plant tissue for example, ultimately become petrified; buried tree cells dissolve in solution and are replaced by silica minerals that precipitate from subterranean water over time.

soybean whole plant tissue were subjected to SDS PAGE followed by western blot with 60004 -1-Ig (GAPDH Antibody) at dilution of 1:10000 incubated at room temperature for 1.5 hours

Yordan Yordanov and Victor Busov at Michigan Tech worked with Cathleen Ma and Strauss at Oregon State to trace the function of EBB1 in buds and other plant tissues responsible for setting forth the first green shoots of spring.

Phytic acid is the principal storage form of phosphorus in many plant tissues, especially the bran portion of grains and other seeds.

However, many insects have become adapted to plant defenses and can feed on plant tissues containing toxins or deterrents without the expected negative effects.

Living plant tissue from hundreds of thousands of years ago might also be revived, helping scientists to understand the lost ecologies

Because the sharpshooters extract a water - conducting plant tissue called xylem and excrete it at 100 times their body weight, «sharpshooter pee» was raining down from trees, earning the pest the name of «the pissing fly.»

They conclude that because plant tissues contain more toxic compounds than animal tissues do, dietary toxins are a major selective force shaping the diversity of the Tas2r genetic repertoire.

As she eats, plant tissue grows up around her and encloses her in a chamber called a gall.

Its laboratory optimises the basic nutrition, and the micro and macro elements of several components: leaf plant tissue,...

The study was designed to determine the impact of two organically approved liquid fertilizer sources applied through fertigation on plant growth, yield, fruit quality, and soil and plant tissue nutrient status of «Marion» and «Black Diamond» blackberry grown in an organic production system.

Then, to map metabolic turnover, the team dissected plant tissue to reveal the nitrogen within photosynthesis proteins.

Similarly, apples and pears also only have a few seeds (10 at most) but are not berries — they belong to a different fruit type, known as pomes, which have some fruit flesh not made from the flower's ovary, but rather from plant tissue near the ovary, which is the same for strawberries.

Analysis of the surfaces of the leaves revealed that the number of plant pathogens as well as of necrotic plant tissues increased considerably when mutualistic Pseudomyrmex ferrugineus ants were absent.

Daniel Winkler collects plant tissue samples for genomic analyses to uncover the spread of the invasive Sahara mustard in Anza - Borrego Desert State Park, California in February 2015.

Now Edwards and her colleagues have found a 1.5 - millimetre fragment of fossilised plant tissue bearing spores matching those from the Ordovician.

Furthermore, they used their versatile system to show that stretching induces irreversible increases in cell length in living plant cells, but that the increases in cell length are partially reversed in dead plant tissues once stretching stops.

«It's just a really common fungus in the environment that mostly lives on dead and dying plant tissue,» Leonard says.

This will provide researchers with greater insight on the diversity of other eukaryotes and prokaryotes living inside plant tissues.

However, since plant tissues harbor three separate genomes (nuclear, chloroplast, and mitochondrial), it can often be challenging to isolate the particular genome of interest from extracted DNA samples.

The decline in pollen protein concentration with Ca for S. canadensis observed in both the historical and experimental analyses is consistent with many studies and meta - analyses which have shown that increased Ca systemically reduces nitrogen and protein concentration in non-leguminous plant tissues [1 — 6,8,9].

These include transfer of contaminants from the tailings through the roots into plant tissue which is consumed or which decays on the water or soil surface.

Particularly, P. fluorescens strains are common inhabitants of the plant rhizosphere and some strains actively colonize the internal plant tissues, living as endophytes (4), where they play diverse beneficial activities.

The fossils were formed in a swampy peat bog of a tropical to subtropical environment where plant tissues were preserved through rapid silicate diagenesis.

This edition includes new chapters on functional genomics, solid - state fermentations, applications of metabolomics to microbial cell factories, and current trends in culturing complex plant tissues for the production of metabolites and elite genotypes.

Olive plant tissue has also been shown to reduce the oxidation of low density lipoproteins (LDL).

When the buds and embryonic plant tissues are harvested, they are soaked in a mixture of glycerin and alcohol, in a ratio where the basic medium corresponds to 1/20 of the dry weight of fresh plants used.

Paper is usually made out of pulped plant tissues.

«This indicates that as atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations rise and nitrate assimilation in plant tissues diminishes, crops will become depleted in organic nitrogen compounds, including protein, and food quality will suffer,» Bloom said.

So a small amount of CO2 moves into the atmosphere over the Northern Hemisphere winter and into spring, and then moves back into newly grown plant tissue during the northern growing season.

Carbon fixed into plants is then cycled through plant tissues, litter and soil carbon and can be released back into the atmosphere by plant, microbial and animal respiration and other processes (e.g. forest fires) on a very wide range of time scales (seconds to millennia).

arabidopsis whole plant tissue were subjected to SDS PAGE followed by western blot with 60008 -1-Ig (beta actin Antibody) at dilution of 1:2000 incubated at room temperature for 1.5 hours

The particular pollen they found in the insects» guts, says paleobotanist Bill Chaloner of the University of London, was adapted for wind dispersal, and the bugs could have «inadvertently consumed the pollen while foraging for other plant tissue.»

Whereas pesticides are traditionally sprayed onto plants, neonicotinoids are absorbed directly into plant tissues, including nectar and pollen.

Phytic acid is the principal storage form of phosphorus in many plant tissues, especially the bran portion of grains and other seeds.

Response of plant nutrient stoichiometry to fertilization varies with plant tissues in a tropical forest, Scientific Reports, 5:14605, DOI: 10.1038 / srep14605.

The growth medium used in plant tissue culture may be supplemented with proline.