A new simple fluorimetric method to assay cytosolic ATP content
... ATP content, but not the different subcellular pools. In this study a new simple method for measuring ATP content in a cytosol-enriched fraction (CEF) was developed, based on a rapid cytosolic ATP extraction (by an isotonic grinding medium that preserves organelle integrity) and its detection monitor ...
... ATP content, but not the different subcellular pools. In this study a new simple method for measuring ATP content in a cytosol-enriched fraction (CEF) was developed, based on a rapid cytosolic ATP extraction (by an isotonic grinding medium that preserves organelle integrity) and its detection monitor ...
Native PlaNts
... concepts, and we must always keep in mind that the classification of plants into families, genera and species are just concepts to help us cope with the diversity of nature. Traditionally botanists based their classification on the features they could see for each plant, and relied on their broad kn ...
... concepts, and we must always keep in mind that the classification of plants into families, genera and species are just concepts to help us cope with the diversity of nature. Traditionally botanists based their classification on the features they could see for each plant, and relied on their broad kn ...
P fr
... • Detects R and FR light • Provides information about environment • Answers 3 questions for plant – Am I in the light? – Do I have plants as neighbors or above me? – Is it time to flower? ...
... • Detects R and FR light • Provides information about environment • Answers 3 questions for plant – Am I in the light? – Do I have plants as neighbors or above me? – Is it time to flower? ...
CH03
... the mid-elevation location is critical in propagating certain MIP taxa. The NRS Horticulturist has documented significant performance differences for many species between the lower elevation greenhouse and the higher elevation Pahole Nursery. Of special note are Viola chammisoniana and Dubautia herb ...
... the mid-elevation location is critical in propagating certain MIP taxa. The NRS Horticulturist has documented significant performance differences for many species between the lower elevation greenhouse and the higher elevation Pahole Nursery. Of special note are Viola chammisoniana and Dubautia herb ...
ABA overlysensitive5 (ABO5), encoding a pentatricopeptide repeat
... defects, and loss of complex I has diverse effects on plant cells. For example, mutation in frostbite 1 (fro1), a nuclear gene encoding NADH dehydrogenase co-enzyme in the mitochondrial electron transfer chain, causes reduced transcription of cold-inducible genes, a high accumulation of ROS and decr ...
... defects, and loss of complex I has diverse effects on plant cells. For example, mutation in frostbite 1 (fro1), a nuclear gene encoding NADH dehydrogenase co-enzyme in the mitochondrial electron transfer chain, causes reduced transcription of cold-inducible genes, a high accumulation of ROS and decr ...
Auxin: Regulation, Action, and Interaction
... Scope This review considers the complex array of mechanisms plants use to control auxin levels, the movement of auxin through the plant, the emerging view of auxin-signalling mechanisms, and several interactions between auxin and other phytohormones. Though many natural and synthetic compounds exh ...
... Scope This review considers the complex array of mechanisms plants use to control auxin levels, the movement of auxin through the plant, the emerging view of auxin-signalling mechanisms, and several interactions between auxin and other phytohormones. Though many natural and synthetic compounds exh ...
fiw
... 1997). In this way, the vegetative tissue acts as a source in a later stage of development. In the process of whole-plant senescence, different parts of plants should senesce coordinately. How is this highly organized process regulated then? This question has long been argued and models have been pr ...
... 1997). In this way, the vegetative tissue acts as a source in a later stage of development. In the process of whole-plant senescence, different parts of plants should senesce coordinately. How is this highly organized process regulated then? This question has long been argued and models have been pr ...
Medicinal plants research in Asia
... is to be able to collect, characterize, evaluate the genetic resources that a country has from animals, plants, insects and microorganisms which can serve this purpose. While there have been constraints in exchanges of materials and technology for pharmaceuticals derived from biological organisms, l ...
... is to be able to collect, characterize, evaluate the genetic resources that a country has from animals, plants, insects and microorganisms which can serve this purpose. While there have been constraints in exchanges of materials and technology for pharmaceuticals derived from biological organisms, l ...
The Invasive Buddleja davidii (Butterfly Bush) - GB non
... Miller (1984) suggested that von Linné may have used the tailed “i” in his spelling of Buddleja (the i looks like a j), which was prevalent in the eighteenth century when an author wished to denote a consonant sound. However, Gillman (in Pellet, 2006) argued that...“Linné did not spell Buddleja corr ...
... Miller (1984) suggested that von Linné may have used the tailed “i” in his spelling of Buddleja (the i looks like a j), which was prevalent in the eighteenth century when an author wished to denote a consonant sound. However, Gillman (in Pellet, 2006) argued that...“Linné did not spell Buddleja corr ...
Hypomethylation Promotes Autonomous Endosperm Development
... The evidence given above suggests that a maternal fie-1 mutation has a lethal “paternalizing” effect on seed development. Previously, we used uniparental demethylation (Adams et al., 2000) to phenocopy the viable paternal excess phenotype of [2x ⫻ 4x] crosses, that is, overgrown endosperms with dela ...
... The evidence given above suggests that a maternal fie-1 mutation has a lethal “paternalizing” effect on seed development. Previously, we used uniparental demethylation (Adams et al., 2000) to phenocopy the viable paternal excess phenotype of [2x ⫻ 4x] crosses, that is, overgrown endosperms with dela ...
Auxin biology in roots
... are always affected by various environmental stimuli such as gravity, temperature, and drought. In addition, they sometimes interact with other organisms. Because plants cannot move like animals, they have to critically monitor the surrounding environment and adapt to it by constantly changing their ...
... are always affected by various environmental stimuli such as gravity, temperature, and drought. In addition, they sometimes interact with other organisms. Because plants cannot move like animals, they have to critically monitor the surrounding environment and adapt to it by constantly changing their ...
Plants Practice Test
... 127. Of the fruits shown in Figure 24–2, which has seeds that are more likely spread by wind? How can you tell? 128. Name two environmental factors that can end a seed’s dormancy. 129. What role does water play in the germination of a seed? 130. Sofia studied two genetically identical potted plants. ...
... 127. Of the fruits shown in Figure 24–2, which has seeds that are more likely spread by wind? How can you tell? 128. Name two environmental factors that can end a seed’s dormancy. 129. What role does water play in the germination of a seed? 130. Sofia studied two genetically identical potted plants. ...
International Journal of Noni Research
... benefits of these remedies. While searching for food, the ancient found that some foods had specific properties of relieving or eliminating certain diseases and maintaining good health. It was the beginning of herbal medicine. The same story occurred in Polynesia. Among the medicinal plants discover ...
... benefits of these remedies. While searching for food, the ancient found that some foods had specific properties of relieving or eliminating certain diseases and maintaining good health. It was the beginning of herbal medicine. The same story occurred in Polynesia. Among the medicinal plants discover ...
Ryegrass For Forage - Ryegrass Cover Crop
... to dry matter yield, distribution of forage growth (including heading date), disease resistance and other characteristics. Winter hardiness varies greatly among varieties. Consequently, the farther north annual ryegrass is to be grown the more important this trait becomes. Most annual ryegrass var ...
... to dry matter yield, distribution of forage growth (including heading date), disease resistance and other characteristics. Winter hardiness varies greatly among varieties. Consequently, the farther north annual ryegrass is to be grown the more important this trait becomes. Most annual ryegrass var ...
avoidance and tolerance to avian herbivores in aquatic plants
... van der Stap et al., 2007). The advantage of having inducible defences is that resources can be used for other purposes such as growth or reproduction when enemies are absent. A trade-off must exist between growth and defence in plants (Herms and Mattson, 1992), selecting for the inducibility of def ...
... van der Stap et al., 2007). The advantage of having inducible defences is that resources can be used for other purposes such as growth or reproduction when enemies are absent. A trade-off must exist between growth and defence in plants (Herms and Mattson, 1992), selecting for the inducibility of def ...
Review on pharmacological properties of Caesalpinia bonduc L.
... widely distributed all over the world especially in India, Sri Lanka and Andaman and Nicobar Islands, in India specially found in tropical regions. In Indian traditional plant medicine, it has been considered as an important remedy for the treatment of several diseases. It is popular in indigenous s ...
... widely distributed all over the world especially in India, Sri Lanka and Andaman and Nicobar Islands, in India specially found in tropical regions. In Indian traditional plant medicine, it has been considered as an important remedy for the treatment of several diseases. It is popular in indigenous s ...
cutting raised - Pentland Plants
... (3) Orders are accepted subject to plants being available from our own stock at time of delivery. The nearest equivalent variety will be substituted if any variety is not available unless orders are clearly marked 'No substitutes'. All despatch dates are target dates and we reserve the right to vary ...
... (3) Orders are accepted subject to plants being available from our own stock at time of delivery. The nearest equivalent variety will be substituted if any variety is not available unless orders are clearly marked 'No substitutes'. All despatch dates are target dates and we reserve the right to vary ...
MF2734 Great Plains Canola Production Handbook
... Both spring and winter types of canola are available and are grown in the United States. In general, winter types have a 20 to 30 percent greater yield potential than spring types. Spring types flower approximately 1 month later than winter types, but are harvested only 2 weeks later because of summ ...
... Both spring and winter types of canola are available and are grown in the United States. In general, winter types have a 20 to 30 percent greater yield potential than spring types. Spring types flower approximately 1 month later than winter types, but are harvested only 2 weeks later because of summ ...
MF2734 Great Plains Canola Production Handbook
... Both spring and winter types of canola are available and are grown in the United States. In general, winter types have a 20 to 30 percent greater yield potential than spring types. Spring types flower approximately 1 month later than winter types, but are harvested only 2 weeks later because of summ ...
... Both spring and winter types of canola are available and are grown in the United States. In general, winter types have a 20 to 30 percent greater yield potential than spring types. Spring types flower approximately 1 month later than winter types, but are harvested only 2 weeks later because of summ ...
Leaf and Flower Development in Pea (Pisum
... soil. The pots were watered sparingly for the ®rst 5 d until seedlings began to emerge. Watering was then carried out three times a week for 3 weeks, and then daily thereafter. Plants were provided with nutrient solution [1 g l ÿ1 Aquasol (Hortico, Laverton North, Australia) and 0.05 g l ÿ1 iron che ...
... soil. The pots were watered sparingly for the ®rst 5 d until seedlings began to emerge. Watering was then carried out three times a week for 3 weeks, and then daily thereafter. Plants were provided with nutrient solution [1 g l ÿ1 Aquasol (Hortico, Laverton North, Australia) and 0.05 g l ÿ1 iron che ...
Breeding and population ecology of sooty terns on Ascension Island
... declined in recent years as a result of predation by non-native mammals. On Ascension Island, South Atlantic the sooty tern Onychoprion fuscatus breeding population declined precipitously in size in the 1970s. Despite cat eradication in 2003 and a cull of predatory mynas, the tern population between ...
... declined in recent years as a result of predation by non-native mammals. On Ascension Island, South Atlantic the sooty tern Onychoprion fuscatus breeding population declined precipitously in size in the 1970s. Despite cat eradication in 2003 and a cull of predatory mynas, the tern population between ...
D6.5 Annex 1 EPPO PRA DSS 2011
... PRA initiated by the identification of a pest: - an established infestation or an incursion of a pest has been discovered in the PRA area; - a pest has been detected in an imported consignment; - a pest has been identified as a risk by scientific research; - a pest has invaded a new area, other than ...
... PRA initiated by the identification of a pest: - an established infestation or an incursion of a pest has been discovered in the PRA area; - a pest has been detected in an imported consignment; - a pest has been identified as a risk by scientific research; - a pest has invaded a new area, other than ...
control - Clallam County
... HERBICIDES can be effective, but should always be applied with care. Do not apply herbicides over or near water bodies. Read the label to check that you are applying an herbicide in the right place, to the right plant, at the right time, and in the right amount. Selective herbicides such as Curtai ...
... HERBICIDES can be effective, but should always be applied with care. Do not apply herbicides over or near water bodies. Read the label to check that you are applying an herbicide in the right place, to the right plant, at the right time, and in the right amount. Selective herbicides such as Curtai ...
English - CAPRA Network
... PRA initiated by the identification of a pest: - an established infestation or an incursion of a pest has been discovered in the PRA area; - a pest has been detected in an imported consignment; - a pest has been identified as a risk by scientific research; - a pest has invaded a new area, other than ...
... PRA initiated by the identification of a pest: - an established infestation or an incursion of a pest has been discovered in the PRA area; - a pest has been detected in an imported consignment; - a pest has been identified as a risk by scientific research; - a pest has invaded a new area, other than ...
The Epidermis-Specific Extracellular BODYGUARD Controls Cuticle
... and petioles during growth (Figure 1E), similar to what occurred in lcr (Wellesen et al., 2001). Despite a general growth deficiency in both mutants, they produced normal-looking fertile flowers and gave rise to seeds. It was noted also that spraying with fungicides, which were well tolerated by wil ...
... and petioles during growth (Figure 1E), similar to what occurred in lcr (Wellesen et al., 2001). Despite a general growth deficiency in both mutants, they produced normal-looking fertile flowers and gave rise to seeds. It was noted also that spraying with fungicides, which were well tolerated by wil ...
Plant breeding
Plant breeding is the art and science of changing the traits of plants in order to produce desired characteristics. Plant breeding can be accomplished through many different techniques ranging from simply selecting plants with desirable characteristics for propagation, to more complex molecular techniques (see cultigen and cultivar).Plant breeding has been practiced for thousands of years, since near the beginning of human civilization. It is practiced worldwide by individuals such as gardeners and farmers, or by professional plant breeders employed by organizations such as government institutions, universities, crop-specific industry associations or research centers.International development agencies believe that breeding new crops is important for ensuring food security by developing new varieties that are higher-yielding, resistant to pests and diseases, drought-resistant or regionally adapted to different environments and growing conditions.