Примеры sycamore

• This result may indicate a similar mechanism in the two species but increased oxidative stress in sycamore.

• Arguably this suggests a similar mechanism in both species, but increased oxidative stress in sycamore.

• In sycamore the seed respiration rate initially remained constant, but then decreased just before shedding at 59% moisture content.

• However, desiccation through the same moisture content range in sycamore after shedding significantly increased the intensity of bands for cotyledon proteins.

• A similar but less distinct pattern was shown in sycamore (data not shown).

• While this different response may reflect greater oxidative stress in sycamore, it does not support the above hypothesis.

• At shedding, sycamore radicles had a ratio of 0.5:1; this declined during drying to 0.2:1 at 20% moisture content when viability was lost.

• Sycamore seeds retained viability during drying to approx. 30% moisture content, and then viability declined to zero with further drying to 10%.