CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PLASMOLYSE
PRESENT
Present
I plasmolyse
you plasmolyse
he/she/it plasmolyses
we plasmolyse
you plasmolyse
they plasmolyse
Present continuous
I am plasmolysing
you are plasmolysing
he/she/it is plasmolysing
we are plasmolysing
you are plasmolysing
they are plasmolysing
Present perfect
I have plasmolysed
you have plasmolysed
he/she/it has plasmolysed
we have plasmolysed
you have plasmolysed
they have plasmolysed
Present perfect continuous
I have been plasmolysing
you have been plasmolysing
he/she/it has been plasmolysing
we have been plasmolysing
you have been plasmolysing
they have been plasmolysing
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I plasmolysed
you plasmolysed
he/she/it plasmolysed
we plasmolysed
you plasmolysed
they plasmolysed
Past continuous
I was plasmolysing
you were plasmolysing
he/she/it was plasmolysing
we were plasmolysing
you were plasmolysing
they were plasmolysing
Past perfect
I had plasmolysed
you had plasmolysed
he/she/it had plasmolysed
we had plasmolysed
you had plasmolysed
they had plasmolysed
Past perfect continuous
I had been plasmolysing
you had been plasmolysing
he/she/it had been plasmolysing
we had been plasmolysing
you had been plasmolysing
they had been plasmolysing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will plasmolyse
you will plasmolyse
he/she/it will plasmolyse
we will plasmolyse
you will plasmolyse
they will plasmolyse
Future continuous
I will be plasmolysing
you will be plasmolysing
he/she/it will be plasmolysing
we will be plasmolysing
you will be plasmolysing
they will be plasmolysing
Future perfect
I will have plasmolysed
you will have plasmolysed
he/she/it will have plasmolysed
we will have plasmolysed
you will have plasmolysed
they will have plasmolysed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been plasmolysing
you will have been plasmolysing
he/she/it will have been plasmolysing
we will have been plasmolysing
you will have been plasmolysing
they will have been plasmolysing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would plasmolyse
you would plasmolyse
he/she/it would plasmolyse
we would plasmolyse
you would plasmolyse
they would plasmolyse
Conditional continuous
I would be plasmolysing
you would be plasmolysing
he/she/it would be plasmolysing
we would be plasmolysing
you would be plasmolysing
they would be plasmolysing
Conditional perfect
I would have plasmolyse
you would have plasmolyse
he/she/it would have plasmolyse
we would have plasmolyse
you would have plasmolyse
they would have plasmolyse
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been plasmolysing
you would have been plasmolysing
he/she/it would have been plasmolysing
we would have been plasmolysing
you would have been plasmolysing
they would have been plasmolysing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you plasmolyse
we let´s plasmolyse
you plasmolyse
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
plasmolysed
Present Participle
plasmolysing
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLASMOLYSE»
Discover the use of
plasmolyse in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
plasmolyse and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Way Into Narnia: A Reader's Guide
(b) Zelle in 0.5 M KNO3, beginnende Plasmolyse. ( c) maximale Plasmolyse,
Zellsaft stark konzentriert. (d) rasche Deplasmolyse nach Ubertragung in reines
Wasser. (nach Mohr und Schopfer, 1978) mabelag hebt sich an einer oder
mehreren ...
2
Major Fungal Diseases of Rice
The percentage of attacked epidermal cells which failed to plasmolyse was
almost coincident with those which showed autofluorescence as reported in
resistant barley leaves attacked by Eryisiphe graminis f. sp. hordei (Koga et al.,
1988).
S. Sreenivasaprasad, R. Johnson, 2001
The turgor of sieve elements 117 what structure they contained must be
permeable to the solute as well as the solvent, therefore they should be
impossible to plasmolyse. The question of just how a flowing solution could be
contained at all in ...
4
An Introduction to the Study of Algae
(4) During a drought there is, as time goes on, a decreasing tendency for the cells
to plasmolyse and there are also changes in the permeability of the cell wall,
whilst the access of moisture normally brings about changes in the reverse ...
5
Zesde Internationaal Botanisch Congre
Dans les nombreux cas de plasmolyse cellu- laire etudiés par lui, M. Höfler a-t-il
observe des phenomenes comparables? Answer Höfler: Wir wissen, dass die
Permeabilität bei Spirogyra unter verschiedenen Umständen veränderlich ist.
6
Plant Tissue Culture: 100 Years Since Gottlieb Haberlandt
Wahrend i n normalen Assimilationszell en zuBeginnderVersuche die
Plasmolyse bereits in 3procentiger Kalisalpeterlosung eintrat, stellte sie sich in
den herangewachsenen Zellen zweier 14tagiger Culturen in Nahrsalzlosung und
...
Margit Laimer, Waltraud Rücker, 2003
7
The Biology of Cyanobacteria
This is concluded by analogy with higher plant cells, which plasmolyse when
placed in hypertonic solutions of non-penetrating solutes. The cells of certain
cyanobacteria can be made to plasmolyse (see chapter 4 of Fogg et al., 1973),
but it is ...
N. G. Carr, Brian A. Whitton, 1982
8
Cytologia. Fujii Jubilaei Volumen
Deplasmolyse hat gegenüber der Plasmolyse für die Untersuchung der
Wasserpermeabilität gewisse Vorteile. Man kann das Plasmolytikum nur kurze
Zeit auf das Plasma einwirken lassen. So genügte in den vorliegenden
Versuchen eine ...
Bestimmung nach der plasmo-metrischen Methode (Höfler, 1930). Bestimmung
aus dem Plasmolyse-Eintritt: 1 k = y. — G gi - gi + G In - y, — G C gi, g> O t C (t, - tj
„Eintritts-Konstante", Permeabilitäts-Konstante für Wasser aus dem Plasmolyse- ...
Durch die Plasmolyse hervorgerufene Entstehungsvorgange eines Syndi-
ploidkernes. 1. Vor der Plasmolyse. Friihe Anaphase. 2. Wahrend der
Plasmolyse. 3. 10 Minuten nach der Plasmolyse. Die Spindel sieht noch
homogen aus. 4.
