dormancy

Deletion of macrophage HO-1 reduced expression of the dormancy regulon.

estivation Dormancy during the dry season, e.g. in Dipnoi. Also spelled aestivation.

Treatments had been carried out for germination of water dropwort, The results indicated that water dropwort seeds have a low germination percentage and dormancy characteristic.

Creator has sunk a dormancy, ...She is looked upon as aureate Prince of the Devils of king by devil race , is also Prince of the Devils bringing about paroniria.

After the dormancy in whole winter, the stem color would be changed into fulvous. 3 single lines with over 1% steroid sapogenin have been selected from those lines with near 1% steroid sapogenin.

Seeds can remain in dormancy for years before sprouting.

Some animals enter a state of dormancy during the winter months.

Plants may go into dormancy to conserve energy during harsh weather conditions.

Bacteria can survive in a state of dormancy until conditions become favorable again.

Some insects exhibit dormancy to survive unfavorable environmental conditions.

During dormancy, metabolic processes in plants slow down significantly.

Fish may enter a state of dormancy in response to low oxygen levels in water.

Certain animals hibernate as a form of dormancy to survive the winter.

Dormancy is a natural survival mechanism for many organisms to endure harsh conditions.

At this time, grass has left dormancy and begins active growth.

By the time the first freezes hit, the trees are well on their way to dormancy.

Pitcher plant mosquitoes have rapidly evolved to take advantage of the warmer temperatures, entering dormancy later and later in the year.

Even in their dead dormancy, these cells wear down your internal economy like that friend who keeps asking for lunch money.

This makes it easy to drop when things get busy, but it also means that a period of dormancy doesn't mean the friendship is over.

The abnormality emerged before the rover entered its second dormancy at dawn on Saturday as the lunar night fell, according to the administration.

The fat-tailed dwarf lemur prepares for its long dormancy by gorging on food and storing the majority of its fat reserves in its tail, doubling its body weight.

The race of humans had felt its own dormancy, sensed itself grown stale and knew now only the need to experience turmoil in which the genes would mingle and the strong new mixtures survive.

Once in space, the cold and lack of oxygen are easily dealt with by our hardy voyagers, and even regular bacteria can enter a state of dormancy under extreme conditions, creating thick-walled internal safe rooms for their DNA called spores.