0 an area of hard skin, especially on the feet or hands:
This indicated that maize callus produced raffinose in response to some, perhaps all, stresses, but that raffinose amounts may be controlled by hydrolytic activity.
In older people, other conditions such as corns, callus formation, deformities and bunions did not appear to increase with age.
Genetic variation in humeral callus pattern in each species as compared with laboratory-bred hybrids.
At this moisture content no normal growth was obtained; callus formation was observed.
The proportion of embryos developing callus decreased significantly as the age of the embryos increased.
At short time exposure the growth of potato calluses was stimulated but not the other two types of calluses.
Both surveys identified that toenail problems dramatically increased with age and that corns, calluses and bunions, increased in prevalence with age.
Finally, 30 ml of a soybean callus medium, without kinetin, was added to all flasks.
