lignification|lignifications in English

noun

process of turning into wood; process of becoming wood, process of becoming woody

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1. 24 These results suggested that flesh lignification was a senescence phenomenon in postharvest loquat fruits,[www.Sentencedict.com] and inappropriate chilling storage will promote the incidence of flesh lignification.

2. 19 This lignification serves to stiffen and strengthen the cells.

3. Cell invasion by the pathogen was correlated with formation of papillae and lignification in cortical cells.

4. 12 IBA treatment can promote the root elongate growth and the root lignification of M. hupehensis Rehd.

5. In ruminant nutrition, depending on the extent of lignification of the cell wall, pectin is up to 90% digestible by bacterial enzymes.

6. 10 The increase in firmness during postharvest loquat fruit senescence showed similar characteristic to tissue lignification of chilling injury, however, the mechanism might be different.

7. Creeper plants belong to Grape family. They are climber plants that are perennial lignification big lianas. There are about 15 species of creeper plants in the world.

8. ‘There is little question that the uniqueness of the habitat and Biota was greater before the causeway was built.’ ‘Roots may also be closely associated with other organisms, such as soil Biota or symbionts, and differ in their degree of lignification.’ ‘Homeostasis arises as a natural consequence of Biota - environment interactions.’

9. ‘There is little question that the uniqueness of the habitat and Biota was greater before the causeway was built.’ ‘Roots may also be closely associated with other organisms, such as soil Biota or symbionts, and differ in their degree of lignification.’ ‘Homeostasis arises as a natural consequence of Biota - environment interactions.’