| Forest plantations and forestry-pasture systems are examples of the type of reassignment of land which fosters atmospheric carbon fixation. |
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| Therefore, C4 carbon fixation depends on cell-specific gene expression and localization. |
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| This assimilation of inorganic carbon into organic compounds is called carbon fixation. |
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| In addition to photosynthetic carbon fixation, key enzymes of starch, lipid, and amino acid synthesis have been shown to be regulated in a similar way. |
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| Changes in agricultural management practices can accelerate or slow down rates of carbon fixation over a relatively short period. |
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| Many of these chemoautotrophs utilize inorganic sulfide as the electron source for carbon fixation. |
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| This mode of organic carbon fixation and transport can subsidize local secondary production to levels far exceeding those achievable solely through in situ photosynthesis. |
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| Species rankings for carbon fixation rate, one estimate of competitiveness, depended on light levels to which their leaves were exposed. |
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| However, successful implementation of mitigation and adaptation strategies requires that both natural processes, such as carbon fixation in different pools, and socio-economic aspects be taken into account. |
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| The plants utilize a photosynthetic pathway known as C4 carbon fixation, which largely prevents photorespiration and thus increases drought tolerance. |
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| Starch is the main end product of carbon fixation during photosynthesis. |
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| A series of workshops were held to devise methodology for state-of-the-art indicators and target further developments in the fields of biodiversity, soil carbon fixation and landscape. |
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| Recent studies have suggested that organic systems have significant benefits to the environment, because of increased carbon fixation and sequestering. |
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| Meaning, it plays an important role in the carbon fixation by the oceans. |
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| Isotope fractionations due to bacterial carbon fixation and C-isotope signatures in ancient sedimentary rock have been studied. |
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| This process begins with carbon fixation and is initiated when carbon dioxide in the air diffuses into the leaves of plants and into spaces between photosynthetic cells. |
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| Among their topics are redox signal transduction, carbon fixation in chloroplasts, plant mitochondrial metabolism, and photosynthetic carbon-nitrogen interactions. |
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| European mammoths had a major diet of C3 carbon fixation plants. |
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