CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PLASMOLYZE
PRESENT
Present
I plasmolyze
you plasmolyze
he/she/it plasmolyzes
we plasmolyze
you plasmolyze
they plasmolyze
Present continuous
I am plasmolyzing
you are plasmolyzing
he/she/it is plasmolyzing
we are plasmolyzing
you are plasmolyzing
they are plasmolyzing
Present perfect
I have plasmolyzed
you have plasmolyzed
he/she/it has plasmolyzed
we have plasmolyzed
you have plasmolyzed
they have plasmolyzed
Present perfect continuous
I have been plasmolyzing
you have been plasmolyzing
he/she/it has been plasmolyzing
we have been plasmolyzing
you have been plasmolyzing
they have been plasmolyzing
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 plasmolyzed
you plasmolyzed
he/she/it plasmolyzed
we plasmolyzed
you plasmolyzed
they plasmolyzed
Past continuous
I was plasmolyzing
you were plasmolyzing
he/she/it was plasmolyzing
we were plasmolyzing
you were plasmolyzing
they were plasmolyzing
Past perfect
I had plasmolyzed
you had plasmolyzed
he/she/it had plasmolyzed
we had plasmolyzed
you had plasmolyzed
they had plasmolyzed
Past perfect continuous
I had been plasmolyzing
you had been plasmolyzing
he/she/it had been plasmolyzing
we had been plasmolyzing
you had been plasmolyzing
they had been plasmolyzing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will plasmolyze
you will plasmolyze
he/she/it will plasmolyze
we will plasmolyze
you will plasmolyze
they will plasmolyze
Future continuous
I will be plasmolyzing
you will be plasmolyzing
he/she/it will be plasmolyzing
we will be plasmolyzing
you will be plasmolyzing
they will be plasmolyzing
Future perfect
I will have plasmolyzed
you will have plasmolyzed
he/she/it will have plasmolyzed
we will have plasmolyzed
you will have plasmolyzed
they will have plasmolyzed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been plasmolyzing
you will have been plasmolyzing
he/she/it will have been plasmolyzing
we will have been plasmolyzing
you will have been plasmolyzing
they will have been plasmolyzing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would plasmolyze
you would plasmolyze
he/she/it would plasmolyze
we would plasmolyze
you would plasmolyze
they would plasmolyze
Conditional continuous
I would be plasmolyzing
you would be plasmolyzing
he/she/it would be plasmolyzing
we would be plasmolyzing
you would be plasmolyzing
they would be plasmolyzing
Conditional perfect
I would have plasmolyze
you would have plasmolyze
he/she/it would have plasmolyze
we would have plasmolyze
you would have plasmolyze
they would have plasmolyze
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been plasmolyzing
you would have been plasmolyzing
he/she/it would have been plasmolyzing
we would have been plasmolyzing
you would have been plasmolyzing
they would have been plasmolyzing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you plasmolyze
we let´s plasmolyze
you plasmolyze
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
plasmolyzed
Present Participle
plasmolyzing
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 «PLASMOLYZE»
Discover the use of
plasmolyze in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
plasmolyze and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cell Biology and Gene Expression Profiling During the Early ...
These first-invaded plant cells failed to plasmolyze after 32 hpi, indicating that the
PM was no longer intact. This suggested that a host cell was no longer viable by
the time the fungus exited it. Neighboring rice cells that were penetrated, even ...
'Ransom') mesophyll cells were difficult to plasmolyze when placed in mann- tol.
Plasmolysis behavior depended largely on plant age and cell type. Difficulty in
plasmolyzing mesophyll cells ncreased with plant age. Cells of the the second ...
3
Advances in Genetics, Genomics and Control of Rice Blast Disease
Using the leaf sheath assay, we determined that even third- and fourth-invaded
rice cells retain the ability to plasmolyze after IH invasion (Kankanala et al. 2007).
At time points up to 49h post inoculation (hpi), from 75 to 90%of invadedrice ...
Guo-Liang Wang, Barbara Valent, 2009
4
Somatic Hybridization in Crop Improvement II: II
Hybrid vigor was observed in intraspecific somatic hybrid plants. 4 Protocol 4.1
Protoplast Isolation, Fusion and Culture Induce calli from primordial leaves of D.
kaki cvs. Jiro and Suruga. and D. glandulosa. Plasmolyze calli subcultured for 1-
2 ...
Toshiyuki Nagata, Y.P.S. Bajaj, 2001
5
Preservation of Foods with Pulsed Electric Fields
Earlier researchers pointed out that electric fields induce conductivity changes
and loss of the ability to plasmolyze without any global damage to cells. However
, this may be due to the application of low electric field intensities and short pulse
...
6
Handbook of Phycological Methods: Volume 4: Ecological Field ...
Clear corn syrup (Karo brand, available in most grocery stores), with phenol
preservative added, is diluted with fresh water to form a series ranging from 35,
50, 70, to 80% in which most algae will not plasmolyze severely. The specimen to
be ...
Janet R. Stein-Taylor, Mark M. Littler, Diane S. Littler, 1985
PLASMOLYSIS (Using cane sugar as plasmolyzing agent) In normal shoots both
sides plasmolyze at 42 per cent weight molecular After s minutes' stimulation
both sides plasmolyze at 42 per cent After 10 minutes' stimulation both sides ...
University of Chicago. Hull Botanical Laboratory
And of the injured state: Injured sieve elements were identified by failure to
plasmolyze or deplasmolyze, by the formation of shrunken protoplasts with
contracted lateral cytoplasm, and by the appearance of longitudinally oriented
strands ...
9
Geo-presentation and Geo-reaction ...
PLASMOLYSIS (Using cane sugar as plasmolyzing agent) In normal shoots both
sides plasmolyze at 42 per cent weight molecular After 5 minutes' stimulation
both sides plasmolyze at 42 per cent After 10 minutes' stimulation both sides ...
PLASMOLYSIS (Using cane sugar as plasmolyzing agent) In normal shoots both
sides plasmolyze at 42 per cent weight molecular After 5 minutes' stimulation
both sides plasmolyze at 42 per cent After 10 minutes' stimulation both sides ...
John Merle Coulter, M.S. Coulter, Charles Reid Barnes, 1920
