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... Spadix with a single whorl of 5 - 6 female flowers in the lower part, a naked part of ca. 0.5 cm and ca. 25 male flowers in several whorls in the upper part, and it ends in a slender whitish appendix, sometimes with a few purple dots. Infructescence ovoid. Chromosome number 2n = 34, pollen fertility ...
... Spadix with a single whorl of 5 - 6 female flowers in the lower part, a naked part of ca. 0.5 cm and ca. 25 male flowers in several whorls in the upper part, and it ends in a slender whitish appendix, sometimes with a few purple dots. Infructescence ovoid. Chromosome number 2n = 34, pollen fertility ...
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... In the second experiment, cultivar Kranskop was planted in 8 litre capacity pots filled with sterilised sand media (Figure 5.1 b). Three seeds were planted in each pot and thinned to one plant per pot during the V2 growth stage as in experiment 1. Nine treatments were compared each replicated three ...
... In the second experiment, cultivar Kranskop was planted in 8 litre capacity pots filled with sterilised sand media (Figure 5.1 b). Three seeds were planted in each pot and thinned to one plant per pot during the V2 growth stage as in experiment 1. Nine treatments were compared each replicated three ...
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... Different kinds of plant–animal interactions are ordinarily studied in isolation, yet considering the combined fitness effects of mutualistic and antagonistic interactions is essential to understanding plant character evolution. Functional, structural, or phylogenetic associations between attractive ...
... Different kinds of plant–animal interactions are ordinarily studied in isolation, yet considering the combined fitness effects of mutualistic and antagonistic interactions is essential to understanding plant character evolution. Functional, structural, or phylogenetic associations between attractive ...
Quantitative Trait Locus (QTL) Analysis
... parental strains. Because these strains are unlikely to contain segregating alleles of large effect at every locus contributing to variation in natural populations, some loci will remain undetected. Furthermore, the specific alleles that do segregate, particularly in inbred lines, may not be relevan ...
... parental strains. Because these strains are unlikely to contain segregating alleles of large effect at every locus contributing to variation in natural populations, some loci will remain undetected. Furthermore, the specific alleles that do segregate, particularly in inbred lines, may not be relevan ...
Orange Hawkweed and Meadow Hawkweed Complex
... leaves. These spatula-shaped leaves are dark green on top and light green underneath (Figure 1, page 1). The leaves are typically 4 to 6 inches long and excrete a milky sap when they are injured. Each hawkweed rosette generally produces 1 flowering stem (but can produce up to 30) that is 10 to 36 in ...
... leaves. These spatula-shaped leaves are dark green on top and light green underneath (Figure 1, page 1). The leaves are typically 4 to 6 inches long and excrete a milky sap when they are injured. Each hawkweed rosette generally produces 1 flowering stem (but can produce up to 30) that is 10 to 36 in ...
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... under the following sequence of media: medium with drastically reduced auxin content, hormone-free medium, and medium with a small amount of BA added. Similarly, Mikuła et al. (1997, 2001) used MS medium without 2,4-D but enriched with kinetin (1 mg/l) and GA3 for maturation of somatic embryos of G. ...
... under the following sequence of media: medium with drastically reduced auxin content, hormone-free medium, and medium with a small amount of BA added. Similarly, Mikuła et al. (1997, 2001) used MS medium without 2,4-D but enriched with kinetin (1 mg/l) and GA3 for maturation of somatic embryos of G. ...
Soil-mediated local adaptation alters seedling survival and
... grow at mid elevations. Using soils collected from high, mid and low elevations (i.e. the ranges of P. angustifolia, hybrids and P. fremontii, respectively) along the same river drainage, Pregitzer et al. (2010) showed that P. angustifolia seedlings, grown in a greenhouse, had higher survival and gr ...
... grow at mid elevations. Using soils collected from high, mid and low elevations (i.e. the ranges of P. angustifolia, hybrids and P. fremontii, respectively) along the same river drainage, Pregitzer et al. (2010) showed that P. angustifolia seedlings, grown in a greenhouse, had higher survival and gr ...
Cotton Growth and Development
... seed. Despite its inherent perennial growth habit, however, cotton is managed as an annual crop plant, and growers try to produce as much lint and seed as possible. Continued vegetative growth after flowering diverts the plant’s energy away from lint and seed production, so the perennial nature of e ...
... seed. Despite its inherent perennial growth habit, however, cotton is managed as an annual crop plant, and growers try to produce as much lint and seed as possible. Continued vegetative growth after flowering diverts the plant’s energy away from lint and seed production, so the perennial nature of e ...
Louisiana Crops Newsletter - May 2015
... enough nodes for optimum pod production. Yield can be greatly affected by late planting. When planting late, populations should be adjusted higher to compensate for reduced vegetative growth. There are many advantages to early planting. Germination and emergence are slower in cooler soil temperature ...
... enough nodes for optimum pod production. Yield can be greatly affected by late planting. When planting late, populations should be adjusted higher to compensate for reduced vegetative growth. There are many advantages to early planting. Germination and emergence are slower in cooler soil temperature ...
Significance of photosynthesis and the photosynthesis related genes TMP14,
... Figure 2.17: RT-PCR results for the conformation ofTMP14 silencing. .................... 101 Figure 2.18: RT-PCR results for the conformation of FBPase silencing. ................... 102 Figure 2.19: RT-PCR results for the conformation of P700 silencing. ....................... 103 Figure 2.20: Pho ...
... Figure 2.17: RT-PCR results for the conformation ofTMP14 silencing. .................... 101 Figure 2.18: RT-PCR results for the conformation of FBPase silencing. ................... 102 Figure 2.19: RT-PCR results for the conformation of P700 silencing. ....................... 103 Figure 2.20: Pho ...
lesson2_turf_anat_id
... seedling becomes entirely independent of the endosperm for its food supply. The seedling is now considered to be autotrophic. (The seedling is considered heterotrophic when it is entirely dependent on the endosperm for food.) If seeds are buried too deeply in the soil, food reserves in the endosperm ...
... seedling becomes entirely independent of the endosperm for its food supply. The seedling is now considered to be autotrophic. (The seedling is considered heterotrophic when it is entirely dependent on the endosperm for food.) If seeds are buried too deeply in the soil, food reserves in the endosperm ...
Growing Raspberries in Wisconsin (A1610)
... Raspberries can be categorized as one of two fruiting types: summer-bearing or fall-bearing. Summer-bearing types produce one large crop between early July and early August. Many of the common red and most of the common black and purple cultivars are summer bearing. Fallbearing raspberries, sometime ...
... Raspberries can be categorized as one of two fruiting types: summer-bearing or fall-bearing. Summer-bearing types produce one large crop between early July and early August. Many of the common red and most of the common black and purple cultivars are summer bearing. Fallbearing raspberries, sometime ...
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... Two main types of homomorphic incompatibility (up to 50% of angiosperms) -gametophytic: incompatibility phenotype is determined by its haploid genotype e.g. S1 or S2 can not fertilize S1S2 plants but S3 pollen can -sporophytic: incompatibility governed by the genotype of the pollen producing parent ...
... Two main types of homomorphic incompatibility (up to 50% of angiosperms) -gametophytic: incompatibility phenotype is determined by its haploid genotype e.g. S1 or S2 can not fertilize S1S2 plants but S3 pollen can -sporophytic: incompatibility governed by the genotype of the pollen producing parent ...
Metabolite and isotopologue profiling in plants. Studies on the
... agricultural yields. The secondary metabolites are species specific, they play a role in the interaction of a cell with its environment, which can be other cells in the organism or external organisms (Verpoorte et al., 2007). The interest in plant secondary metabolites was in part driven by medicina ...
... agricultural yields. The secondary metabolites are species specific, they play a role in the interaction of a cell with its environment, which can be other cells in the organism or external organisms (Verpoorte et al., 2007). The interest in plant secondary metabolites was in part driven by medicina ...
2015 Fall Plant Sale - Department of Horticultural Sciences
... Grow in well-drained soil, sun to partial sun. Tropical succulent –protect from cold. ...
... Grow in well-drained soil, sun to partial sun. Tropical succulent –protect from cold. ...
Monarda - Whats Native
... Other Uses: The citrus & minty scent, reminiscent of the aromatic oil pressed by the bergamot oranges (grown in and around Bergamo, Italy) that are used in Earl Grey Tea, led to this mint becomingknown as Wild bergamot. ‘Red’ bergamot, another name, was a favorite in European and English gardens. Af ...
... Other Uses: The citrus & minty scent, reminiscent of the aromatic oil pressed by the bergamot oranges (grown in and around Bergamo, Italy) that are used in Earl Grey Tea, led to this mint becomingknown as Wild bergamot. ‘Red’ bergamot, another name, was a favorite in European and English gardens. Af ...
הגינה של מגי
... What are sprouts? Sprouts are seeds or beans that have germinated to produce a root, a stem and leaves. A seed or bean consists of an outside shell, an embryonic plant called the germ from which the plant grows, and nutrient materials to nourish the baby plant until its roots and leaves can provide ...
... What are sprouts? Sprouts are seeds or beans that have germinated to produce a root, a stem and leaves. A seed or bean consists of an outside shell, an embryonic plant called the germ from which the plant grows, and nutrient materials to nourish the baby plant until its roots and leaves can provide ...
Plant-mediated interactions in herbivorous insects: mechanisms
... negative consequences for the growth and density of leaf-chewing lepidopterans, aphids, and dipterous leaf miners (Agrawal 1998, 1999, 2000). Folivory-induced changes in floral traits are also likely to mediate interspecific interactions between insect herbivores with negative consequences for later ...
... negative consequences for the growth and density of leaf-chewing lepidopterans, aphids, and dipterous leaf miners (Agrawal 1998, 1999, 2000). Folivory-induced changes in floral traits are also likely to mediate interspecific interactions between insect herbivores with negative consequences for later ...
Novel Expression Pattern of Cytosolic Gln
... The area of Frankia-infected tissue in nodules of D. glomerata can be divided into the zone of infection (zone II in Fig. 3A), where Frankia hyphae proliferate to fill the plant cells; the zone of nitrogen fixation (zone III in Fig. 3, A and F), where Frankia vesicles have differentiated and nitroge ...
... The area of Frankia-infected tissue in nodules of D. glomerata can be divided into the zone of infection (zone II in Fig. 3A), where Frankia hyphae proliferate to fill the plant cells; the zone of nitrogen fixation (zone III in Fig. 3, A and F), where Frankia vesicles have differentiated and nitroge ...
Life on the edge: diet preferences reflect adaptation to
... Mediterranean ecosystems. Although woodrats are not endangered and are currently classified as “least concern” by IUCN, population declines have been occurring in the species since the early 2000s (McEachern et al. 2007), which may be linked to climate change and increasing drought conditions in Cal ...
... Mediterranean ecosystems. Although woodrats are not endangered and are currently classified as “least concern” by IUCN, population declines have been occurring in the species since the early 2000s (McEachern et al. 2007), which may be linked to climate change and increasing drought conditions in Cal ...
Cornus sericea L. redosier dogwood CORNACEAE Synonyms
... self-sterile with obligate outcrossing, and are insectpollinated (Crane 1989). In the United States the shrub blossoms from late May to June (June to August in the Northern United States) with fruit maturation by fall. The fruit is a drupe containing a single two-celled and usually two-seeded stone, ...
... self-sterile with obligate outcrossing, and are insectpollinated (Crane 1989). In the United States the shrub blossoms from late May to June (June to August in the Northern United States) with fruit maturation by fall. The fruit is a drupe containing a single two-celled and usually two-seeded stone, ...
Integrated Pest Management
... a given season depends on a number of factors, including the susceptibility of the soybean variety to the specific disease, the level of pathogen inoculum present and the environmental conditions during that season. To minimize losses due to field crop diseases, it is important to correctly identify ...
... a given season depends on a number of factors, including the susceptibility of the soybean variety to the specific disease, the level of pathogen inoculum present and the environmental conditions during that season. To minimize losses due to field crop diseases, it is important to correctly identify ...
Identification of SSR markers associated with height using pool
... Life Sciences (Hopkinton, MA) with 1 K DNA Assay Kit according the manufacturer’s protocol. Before loading into LabChip 90, total PCR reaction volume was adjusted to 15 μl with sterile water for all samples. The default setting for LabChip 90 was used except the sipper height was adjusted to 1 mm. P ...
... Life Sciences (Hopkinton, MA) with 1 K DNA Assay Kit according the manufacturer’s protocol. Before loading into LabChip 90, total PCR reaction volume was adjusted to 15 μl with sterile water for all samples. The default setting for LabChip 90 was used except the sipper height was adjusted to 1 mm. P ...
Recommended Plant List for Extensive Vegetated Roofs Fairfax County, Virginia
... (Storm Water Planning Division and Urban Forest Management Division). It is a “recommended” list of plants for use in extensive vegetated roofs. These plants were chosen because they are known to perform well in our area in growing medium depths of about four inches. The list is not exhaustive and i ...
... (Storm Water Planning Division and Urban Forest Management Division). It is a “recommended” list of plants for use in extensive vegetated roofs. These plants were chosen because they are known to perform well in our area in growing medium depths of about four inches. The list is not exhaustive and i ...
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.