| Although all rice types are damaged by complete submergence, some unusually tolerant cultivars are known. |
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| Carbohydrate depletion and reduced photosynthesis are the main effects of submergence on plant tissues. |
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| This suggests the existence of inheritable traits connected with tolerance of submergence that apply to a wide range of conditions. |
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| In rice, the coleoptiles, leaves and stems all respond to submergence by elongating more quickly. |
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| Older seedlings with higher levels of carbohydrates were more tolerant of submergence than younger plants. |
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| The aim here is also to determine if the root tip removal before submergence would lead to superior anoxic tolerance. |
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| The government announced today that the wild animals in the submergence area would be shifted to the proposed national park and sanctuaries. |
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| We have experienced the submergence, but what will happen to the farmers of M.P. with large landholdings, even about 50-500 acres of land. |
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| For example, seeds germinating in soil survive submergence by germinating anaerobically. |
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| Yamada provided extensive data showing the rapid loss of starch and total carbohydrates during submergence in leaves, leaf sheaths and roots. |
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| Use a submergence shield if full submergence is possible in the application. |
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| The filling would cause the submergence of a forest camp site and former camp sites. |
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| In mid-December, 80 days after submergence, oxygen levels dramatically increased, resulting in a surfeit of fish and later, arthropods. |
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| Thanks to hydraulic consistency concepts, the water line can be precisely estimated, which makes it possible to estimate submergence heights. |
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| The submergence of these mangrove swamps or coastal lagoons could lead to a loss in biodiversity. |
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| Note that the submergence depth has a major influence on the efficiency of your drive. |
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| The submergence depth of the propeller in the water has a major impact on the efficiency of your drive. |
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| In the case of the northern pike, new spawning habitats would be created by the submergence of riparian and terrestrial vegetation. |
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| To determine whether the driftwood record provides evidence for recent and ongoing coastal submergence. |
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| A dive was defined as submergence below 8 m, and the surface was defined as above 9 m, following sampling schemes also used for narwhals and belugas. |
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| Rice plants are less tolerant of submergence at the early growth stages. |
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| A combination of land submergence, coastal erosion, and solifluction had caused the deterioration of certain houses and their associated midden deposits. |
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| Throughout history, seismic events have at times caused submergence of human settlements. |
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| Many Danes view the referendum not as a simple choice between the euro and the krone but as the thin end of a wedge that will lead to Denmark's submergence in a United States of Europe. |
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| Also effective are air-lift dredges, which operate by injecting compressed air into a submerged pipe at about 60 percent of the depth of submergence. |
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| Please note that if the equipment is seriously damaged by flooding, submergence, infiltration of sand or mud, violent shocks or dropping, it may not be repairable, and restoration to its original condition may be impossible. |
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| When a body is found in the ocean, it is extremely difficult to determine many factors about the death, not least of which is the length of time of submergence. |
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| Certain types of evidence dependent on organic material, such as radiocarbon dating, may be destroyed by submergence. |
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| A number of small island States already face significant threats to their territorial integrity due to receding coastlines and the submergence of whole areas of their territory. |
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| Areas of concern include the possible submergence of entire small island States, dramatically receding coastlines, and the development of new shipping routes. |
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| A possible mechanism is tropical submergence, where the shark descends into and travels within deeper, cool oceanic waters across the equatorial zone. |
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| Results show an increase in ambient temperatures causing a rise in sea levels due to polar ice melting, which would result in flooding of coastal plains and the submergence of many coastal cities and populations. |
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| The coastline is experiencing submergence. |
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| Think of the recent submergence of Kim Jong Un of North Korea, variously attributed to violent in-fighting or in a nod to his malnourished country's grotesque inequalities to his risky fondness for Emmental cheese. |
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| Optional submergence shields ensure consistent operation in wet wells where the transducer may be submerged during flooding from rainfall or a power outage. |
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| Rachel Bromwich discusses a similar tale, that of the submergence of the kingdom of Helig ap Glanawg in the Conwy estuary. |
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| However, the range of positive stability was limited to about 20ยบ, due to the submergence of the gunwale at that angle, with the consequence of downflooding the after well. |
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| Geologic and oceanographic evidence shows that no perceptible emergence or submergence of the island's coastline has taken place since the last fall in sea level, which occurred less than 10,000 years ago. |
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| Turtles can rest or sleep underwater for several hours at a time, but submergence time is much shorter while diving for food or to escape predators. |
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| This means that by optimizing the depth of submergence for such a converter, a compromise between protection from extreme loads and access to wave energy can be found. |
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| A connection point for a diving bell or Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle allows collective rescue operations. |
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| An alternative escape means is via a Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle that can dock onto the disabled submarine. |
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