| It has been hypothesized that the distribution of glutamine biosynthesis in different cellular compartments may be associated with etiolation in seedlings. |
| The last, in its wild state, is said to be pernicious, but etiolation changes the products and renders them harmless. |
| In an attempt to solve these questions, one fruitful approach has been the analysis of in situ absorbance and fluorescence spectra during etiolation. |
| Attention was drawn to the fact that by virtue of the laws which Darwin himself had discovered isolation leads to etiolation. |
| These levels may not have been sufficient to activate the phytochrome response and entirely inhibit etiolation. |
| One of the awful things about the emphasis on kids being expected to have a career plan at 14, coupled with the etiolation of adult education, is that the fable of the job for life still pertains. |
