| 31. | This is an example of epigenetic regulation enabling unicellular organisms to respond rapidly to environmental stress.
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| 32. | Environments such as moist air, sea water and corrosive liquids and gases cause environmental stress fracture.
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| 33. | Environmental stress cracking may account for around 15-30 % of all plastic component failures in service.
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| 34. | The problem is known as environmental stress cracking.
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| 35. | This definition assumes the abundant availability of all relevant nutrients and the absence of environmental stress.
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| 36. | Disturbed environments generally present low environmental stress because more resources are available than are being used.
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| 37. | Any burrowing or semiaquatic mammal would have had additional protection from K Pg boundary environmental stresses.
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| 38. | A reduction in recruitment density reduces the importance of competition for a given level of environmental stress.
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| 39. | Rather, melatonin performs important roles in plants as a growth regulator, as well as environmental stress protector.
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| 40. | These heterogeneities naturally occur in plant leaves for example during growths, various environmental stresses or pathogen infection.
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