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by the environment(passive) caused byThe stresses ... , physiological shifts in plant growth and biological agents such as disease pathogens
the stresscausesa decline in physiological functions of cells of a plant
The main objective of the project isto contributeto the understanding of the biological function of LPMOs expressed by plant pathogens
by a living organism(passive) is caused byPathogens A plant disease
still(passive) are ... being discoveredPhysiological functions of acetylation / deacetylation of proteins in bacteria
Cancer of the thyroid glandleadsto disruption of the physiological functions of the body
food - type productsinfluencespecific physiological functions in the body
the structural variation of ceramidescausesdifferential physiological functions in plant cells
Kamoundiscoveredvirulence effector families from plant pathogens
likelyto influencemany physiological functions in organisms
attaches to the receptors of the endocannabinoid systemto influencesome of the key physiological functions of our body
organscontributephysiological functions ... and immune cells protect against pathogens
Breathing ... the most important processesinfluencesphysiological functions of our body
the most important processesinfluencesphysiological functions of our body
the most fundamental processinfluencesphysiological functions of the body
orderto influencephysiological functions of the body
Cortisolinfluencesthe physiological functions of the body
tat - secreted proteinscan contributeto virulence in plant pathogens
The effect of this exchange isinfluencessome physiological functions in our body
various other factorsinfluencethe physiological functions of the body
This needle insertioninfluencesthe physiological functions of the body
powerfully and directlycan ... influencethe physiological functions of the body
the tiny fluctuation of pHwill ... influencethe physiological function of bacteria
this technologycould influencea living plant 's physiological function
have been foundto influencephysiological functions of aquatic organisms
Interaction between plants and the environmentwill influenceplants physiological functions
energy principles of geometrical shapesto positively influencethe biological functions of plants
The deficiency of some vitaminscould also causeweakening of protective functions of organism
knockout technologyto ... discoverthe physiological functions of genes
by stimulating specific corresponding points on the hand for the treatment and prevention of specific conditions and for health maintenance(passive) can be influencedThe functions of human physiology
an important factorinfluencingphysiological characteristics of plants
changes at the transcriptional levelinfluencehost physiological functions
Diversification within the toxin familymay influencetoxin function / specificity
these moleculesinfluencephysiological functions in tissues
the studies are(passive) leadsAngiogenesis in physiological functions
Mitochondria are easily damaged by physical , chemical , and viral agents ,resultsin disruptions of physiological functions
Most diseasecausingpathogens function
the diseasecausingfunction of the pathogens
positively(passive) are ... influencedThe physiological functions of the skin cells
by fluid shear stress(passive) can be influenced bythe physiological function of endothelial cells
disease and the ability of host plants to resist infectionto causedisease and the ability of host plants to resist infection
devastating crop losses worldwidecausedevastating crop losses worldwide
to the development of more diverse and effective biological controls for plant diseases in this reviewleadto the development of more diverse and effective biological controls for plant diseases in this review
major crop lossescausemajor crop losses
the problems are rarely observed and commonly mistaken for other injuries or disorderscausingthe problems are rarely observed and commonly mistaken for other injuries or disorders
to an increase in dry matterleadto an increase in dry matter
to increase in dry matterleadto increase in dry matter
root diseases(passive) caused byroot diseases
The disease(passive) is caused byThe disease
in the decline of crop yield and qualityresultingin the decline of crop yield and quality
acute intestinal infectionscauseacute intestinal infections
serious losses to yields and quality of agricultural cropscauseserious losses to yields and quality of agricultural crops
serious losses to yields and quality of agricultural crops globallycauseserious losses to yields and quality of agricultural crops globally
great losses in agriculturecan causegreat losses in agriculture
economically relevant yield losses in several low- and high- value annual and perennial crops worldwide , including fruit and woody treescauseeconomically relevant yield losses in several low- and high- value annual and perennial crops worldwide , including fruit and woody trees
to a dysfunctionmay contributeto a dysfunction
typicallycausetypically
to the elimination of chemical pesticidesleadingto the elimination of chemical pesticides
key diseases(passive) caused bykey diseases
the plant water and metal uptake andinfluencethe plant water and metal uptake and
diseases(passive) caused bydiseases
malariacausemalaria
an infectious disease in a host with depressed resistance are classified as opportunistic pathogenscausean infectious disease in a host with depressed resistance are classified as opportunistic pathogens
diseasecausedisease
such diseases such as viruses , bacteria and parasitescausesuch diseases such as viruses , bacteria and parasites
weeds and diseases(passive) caused byweeds and diseases
disease in plants and can be viruses , bacteria , protists , fungi , or nematodescausedisease in plants and can be viruses , bacteria , protists , fungi , or nematodes
the reduction in yield and quality of cropscausethe reduction in yield and quality of crops
in increased survival times in cancer patientscould resultin increased survival times in cancer patients
disease in humans and animalscausedisease in humans and animals
the way they interact with the environmentinfluencethe way they interact with the environment
for living in nature , then life in modern , artificial environments must by definitionwere designedfor living in nature , then life in modern , artificial environments must by definition
for foliar applicationsdesignedfor foliar applications
in adaptation to different environmental conditions ( KASPERBBAUER and HAMILTON , 1984resultin adaptation to different environmental conditions ( KASPERBBAUER and HAMILTON , 1984
to certain changes in behaviourleadingto certain changes in behaviour
to the disruption of this systemleadsto the disruption of this system
distribution of metabolic effectscausingdistribution of metabolic effects
to an increasing probability of deathleadingto an increasing probability of death
to our healthcontributeto our health
to protect the human body from infectiondesignedto protect the human body from infection