sugar content

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Lower crown current-year foliage simulated diet, with low total soluble sugarcontent, reduced the first-instar survival of the progeny.
The dashed lines are extrapolations of the linear regression between sugarcontent and water content for the heat soluble fractions.
Enforcement of the new laws, however, required agents who could inspect vineyards and test wine for sugarcontent.
However, no clear relationship was found between the low acyl sugarcontent in the other tomato cultivars tested and whitefly reproduction.
Relationship of invertase activity to sugarcontent and growth rate in storage tissue of plants grown in controlled environments.
Three natural food sources, varying in protein and sugarcontent, were evaluated.
At relative humidities greater than 50%, the amount of water absorbed by protein-sugar mixes was a function of the sugarcontent.
Ethrel was applied at a concentration of 2.5% and the volume and sugarcontent of the sap were measured.
A study was carried out using the same seed lots to investigate if these differences in desiccation tolerance could be correlated with differences in soluble sugarcontent.
The relationships between acyl sugarcontent and reproductive parameters in the field were similar to those found in the greenhouse, owing to essentially uniform climatic conditions in both assays.
The relatively high sugarcontent of its cane and efficient processing, on the other hand, boosted its position in terms of sugar produced per tonne of cane ground.
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