Maintenance and Repair of Older Buildings in
... Vigilance and prompt action will save money, limit the extent of damage and protect the historic value of the place. ...
... Vigilance and prompt action will save money, limit the extent of damage and protect the historic value of the place. ...
The Enigmatic LEA Proteins and Other
... Colmenero-Flores et al., 1997; Cuming, 1999). This classification has been very useful because it not only allows the identification of different families, but it is also possible to distinguish motifs conserved across species, which are unique to each family. Based on these characteristics and cons ...
... Colmenero-Flores et al., 1997; Cuming, 1999). This classification has been very useful because it not only allows the identification of different families, but it is also possible to distinguish motifs conserved across species, which are unique to each family. Based on these characteristics and cons ...
The Petunia hybrida Ortholog of Arabidopsis
... ovules. This function of SUP in ovule development also can be regarded as a control of cell division. In angiosperms, the number of organs in each floral whorl and their arrangement within the whorl differ between plant species, as do the structures of the floral organs. Whether orthologs of SUP, if ...
... ovules. This function of SUP in ovule development also can be regarded as a control of cell division. In angiosperms, the number of organs in each floral whorl and their arrangement within the whorl differ between plant species, as do the structures of the floral organs. Whether orthologs of SUP, if ...
Instructions to Authors for Abstract Preparation - ccb
... products for human health. Today, plant biotechnology can make important contributions to food security and nutritional improvement. Also most cosmetic products and their applications are defined by active ingredients and those active ingredients may derive from synthetic sources or from plant sour ...
... products for human health. Today, plant biotechnology can make important contributions to food security and nutritional improvement. Also most cosmetic products and their applications are defined by active ingredients and those active ingredients may derive from synthetic sources or from plant sour ...
Waterwise Florida Landscapes - Southwest Florida Water
... Florida soils have varying textures, colors, waterholding capabilities and nutrient levels for plants. It ...
... Florida soils have varying textures, colors, waterholding capabilities and nutrient levels for plants. It ...
Evo-devo and the search for homology (``sameness``) in biological
... Bernhard Hassenstein (1978) pointed out that life must be seen as injunction, i.e., as a concept that cannot be defined by a clear-cut set of properties. Illustrating this problem, he asked the question ‘‘How many grains result in a heap?’’ There is no clear-cut answer to such a question. It just dep ...
... Bernhard Hassenstein (1978) pointed out that life must be seen as injunction, i.e., as a concept that cannot be defined by a clear-cut set of properties. Illustrating this problem, he asked the question ‘‘How many grains result in a heap?’’ There is no clear-cut answer to such a question. It just dep ...
Mistletoe
... which are considered poisonous. It commonly seen on apple but only rarely on oak trees. The rarer oak mistletoe was greatly venerated by the ancient Celts and Germans and used as a ceremonial plant by early Europeans. The Greeks and earlier peoples thought that it had mystical powers and down throug ...
... which are considered poisonous. It commonly seen on apple but only rarely on oak trees. The rarer oak mistletoe was greatly venerated by the ancient Celts and Germans and used as a ceremonial plant by early Europeans. The Greeks and earlier peoples thought that it had mystical powers and down throug ...
Fighting Invasive Weeds - A Northeastern Nevada Landowners
... noxious weeds as “detrimental or destructive and difficult to control or eradicate” (see Appendix B – Nevada Noxious Weed List). What makes these weeds so terrible that people spend much time, energy, and money trying to get rid of them? It is because invasive weeds cause several problems; they ...
... noxious weeds as “detrimental or destructive and difficult to control or eradicate” (see Appendix B – Nevada Noxious Weed List). What makes these weeds so terrible that people spend much time, energy, and money trying to get rid of them? It is because invasive weeds cause several problems; they ...
Hairy Root and Its Application in Plant Genetic Engineering
... roots could be established in the greenhouse. Production of secondary metabolites Normally, root cultures need an exogenous phytohormone supply and grow very slowly, resulting in the poor or negligible synthesis of secondary metabolites. The hairy root system is stable and highly productive under ho ...
... roots could be established in the greenhouse. Production of secondary metabolites Normally, root cultures need an exogenous phytohormone supply and grow very slowly, resulting in the poor or negligible synthesis of secondary metabolites. The hairy root system is stable and highly productive under ho ...
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... dehydration, UV irradiation, and pathogen attack, but also facilitates pollen–stigma interactions (Edlund et al., 2004). In addition to their role in sporopollenin monomer biosynthesis, tapetal cells are active in the biosynthesis of steryl esters, longchain alkanes, and flavonoids (Hsieh and Huang, ...
... dehydration, UV irradiation, and pathogen attack, but also facilitates pollen–stigma interactions (Edlund et al., 2004). In addition to their role in sporopollenin monomer biosynthesis, tapetal cells are active in the biosynthesis of steryl esters, longchain alkanes, and flavonoids (Hsieh and Huang, ...
Gunnera at Cloudbridge Nature Reserve
... petiole emerging from a ligule-covered base at soil level. The leaves range in size from a few centimeters to three meters across and are often described as rhubarb-like thus creating the common name, Giant Rhubarb. It has also been dubbed Poor Man’s Umbrella for its large umbrella like leaves. Gene ...
... petiole emerging from a ligule-covered base at soil level. The leaves range in size from a few centimeters to three meters across and are often described as rhubarb-like thus creating the common name, Giant Rhubarb. It has also been dubbed Poor Man’s Umbrella for its large umbrella like leaves. Gene ...
Phytochemical and Biological evaluation of
... compounds (Khan et al., 2011). Plants are the most significant sources of medicine. Plant derivative compounds (phytochemicals) have been attracting much attention as natural alternatives to synthetic compounds (Kalimuthu et al., 2010). Extracts of plants were utilized for the cure of numerous infec ...
... compounds (Khan et al., 2011). Plants are the most significant sources of medicine. Plant derivative compounds (phytochemicals) have been attracting much attention as natural alternatives to synthetic compounds (Kalimuthu et al., 2010). Extracts of plants were utilized for the cure of numerous infec ...
BIO101 - National Open University of Nigeria
... You have gone through the various activities most living things carry out. Now think of some living things around you, check through the list of activities and see if your example of a living thing (say, yourself or an insect) manifest these characteristics, non-living things such as wood. 1.3.9.0 E ...
... You have gone through the various activities most living things carry out. Now think of some living things around you, check through the list of activities and see if your example of a living thing (say, yourself or an insect) manifest these characteristics, non-living things such as wood. 1.3.9.0 E ...
An efficient protocol for the production of triploid plants from
... Embryo; End, Endosperm; OW, Ovary Wall; Int, integument) (× 13). B. 2-week-old culture of an immature seed on MS + NAA (5 µmol/L) + BAP (2 µmol/L) + CH (500 mg L –1). The seed has burst, releasing the green embryo and callusing endosperm (× 3.6). C. Same, after 3 weeks; a white fluffy endosperm call ...
... Embryo; End, Endosperm; OW, Ovary Wall; Int, integument) (× 13). B. 2-week-old culture of an immature seed on MS + NAA (5 µmol/L) + BAP (2 µmol/L) + CH (500 mg L –1). The seed has burst, releasing the green embryo and callusing endosperm (× 3.6). C. Same, after 3 weeks; a white fluffy endosperm call ...
Seagrasses - IOSEA Turtles
... seagrasses slow down water currents. Their dense root system holds the sediment (soil) together and reduces erosion. ...
... seagrasses slow down water currents. Their dense root system holds the sediment (soil) together and reduces erosion. ...
In-situ Concrete Building - important aspects of industrialised
... Engineering). The construction industry has continuously developed during the years. However, there is need for a fundamental cultural and technical change – we are probably on the verge of a paradigm shift. There is a need for more efficient and industrialised construction of concrete buildings; th ...
... Engineering). The construction industry has continuously developed during the years. However, there is need for a fundamental cultural and technical change – we are probably on the verge of a paradigm shift. There is a need for more efficient and industrialised construction of concrete buildings; th ...
Maintenance and repair of older buildings in South Australia
... Vigilance and prompt action will save money, limit the extent of damage and protect the historic value of the place. ...
... Vigilance and prompt action will save money, limit the extent of damage and protect the historic value of the place. ...
Integrated Control in cted Crops, Temperate Climate - IOBC-WPRS
... I express my gratitude also to another team that I had the pleasure of collaborating with when editing the bulletin: the scientific committee of the Working Group consisting of Gerben Messelink, Juliette Pijnakker (Wageningen UR Greenhouse Horticulture, The Netherlands) and Tom Pope (ADAS Boxworth, ...
... I express my gratitude also to another team that I had the pleasure of collaborating with when editing the bulletin: the scientific committee of the Working Group consisting of Gerben Messelink, Juliette Pijnakker (Wageningen UR Greenhouse Horticulture, The Netherlands) and Tom Pope (ADAS Boxworth, ...
African boxthorn (Lycium ferocissimum)
... ground is not too hard. For extensive infestations in pastures, mechanical equipment such as a ‘Boxthorn Plucker’ may be used on individual plants. It is essential that the work be followed ...
... ground is not too hard. For extensive infestations in pastures, mechanical equipment such as a ‘Boxthorn Plucker’ may be used on individual plants. It is essential that the work be followed ...
Fire and Drought: Soluble Carbohydrate Storage and
... such as the shrub savanna, and less frequent in woodlands (Pereira-Júnior et al. 2014). Casual fires may be caused by lightning in the rainy season or in the dry season because of the accumulation of high combustible material provided by the dry herbaceous–subshrub stratum. With the arrival of the ...
... such as the shrub savanna, and less frequent in woodlands (Pereira-Júnior et al. 2014). Casual fires may be caused by lightning in the rainy season or in the dry season because of the accumulation of high combustible material provided by the dry herbaceous–subshrub stratum. With the arrival of the ...
Condensation in Buildings – Part 2
... Because surface condensation is visible, occupants can take action to deal with issues by mopping up the moisture or taking preventative measures such as keeping surfaces above dew point, improving ventilation or introducing drainage to deal with the moisture. Excessive surface condensation can howe ...
... Because surface condensation is visible, occupants can take action to deal with issues by mopping up the moisture or taking preventative measures such as keeping surfaces above dew point, improving ventilation or introducing drainage to deal with the moisture. Excessive surface condensation can howe ...
Plant MYB Transcription Factors: Their Role in Drought
... Interestingly, the AtMYB77 protein, previously described as a positive regulator of lateral root growth through auxin signaling [13], is involved in regulating this recovery phase through the interaction with the PYL8 ABA receptor [12]. Zhao and colleagues showed that in myb77 mutant seedlings, late ...
... Interestingly, the AtMYB77 protein, previously described as a positive regulator of lateral root growth through auxin signaling [13], is involved in regulating this recovery phase through the interaction with the PYL8 ABA receptor [12]. Zhao and colleagues showed that in myb77 mutant seedlings, late ...
PDF - History Colorado
... Concrete columns, walls, and slabs should be checked to ensure that structural elements are in overall alignment and that unusual deflection or sagging is not visible. Such conditions are usually due to changes in use that require increased loads, multiple renovations resulting in subtraction or ad ...
... Concrete columns, walls, and slabs should be checked to ensure that structural elements are in overall alignment and that unusual deflection or sagging is not visible. Such conditions are usually due to changes in use that require increased loads, multiple renovations resulting in subtraction or ad ...
An introduction to the evolutionary signicance, ecological roles and
... 3. Ecological roles of bryophytes Bryophytes absorb water and dissolved nutrients: important input into ecosystems. From an ecosystem perspective this is great: more nutrients retained overall (not lost to runoff). For the shrub and tree layer, well, these nutrients are not immediately available, an ...
... 3. Ecological roles of bryophytes Bryophytes absorb water and dissolved nutrients: important input into ecosystems. From an ecosystem perspective this is great: more nutrients retained overall (not lost to runoff). For the shrub and tree layer, well, these nutrients are not immediately available, an ...
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... The demand for food will continue to grow and it will become increasingly challenging to meet the demand. The soaring food prices and the dependency on food sources coming from outside supply, is putting increasing pressure on food affordability on people of Tuvalu. In addition to import, fish prote ...
... The demand for food will continue to grow and it will become increasingly challenging to meet the demand. The soaring food prices and the dependency on food sources coming from outside supply, is putting increasing pressure on food affordability on people of Tuvalu. In addition to import, fish prote ...