(Calendula officinalis L.) plants treated with two chemical mutagenesis
... Seeds (Morgan Hill, CA, USA), were treated with six different concentrations (0, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, and 5000 ppm) of SA and DES. The M1-generation was run in the first season on November 7, 2012, whereas the M2-generation was done in the second season on October 1, 2013. Plants were planted in ...
... Seeds (Morgan Hill, CA, USA), were treated with six different concentrations (0, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, and 5000 ppm) of SA and DES. The M1-generation was run in the first season on November 7, 2012, whereas the M2-generation was done in the second season on October 1, 2013. Plants were planted in ...
Clivia News No 1 1995
... along the escarpment. She wonders whether they are found only on the eastern aspect and at certain altitudes. We were very sad to leave this tranquil and lovely spot to negotiate the road again. A magnificent tarred road (leading from nowhere to nowhere), took us via the Orrie Baragwanath pass to th ...
... along the escarpment. She wonders whether they are found only on the eastern aspect and at certain altitudes. We were very sad to leave this tranquil and lovely spot to negotiate the road again. A magnificent tarred road (leading from nowhere to nowhere), took us via the Orrie Baragwanath pass to th ...
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 ...
How Seeds Travel - Project BudBurst
... Seeds contain a tiny embryo of a plant inside. The seed halves contain food which supplies energy and materials for growth until the plant grows its first leaves above the ground. Most plants produce a large number of seeds. This is because so few seeds survive. In order to ensure survival many seed ...
... Seeds contain a tiny embryo of a plant inside. The seed halves contain food which supplies energy and materials for growth until the plant grows its first leaves above the ground. Most plants produce a large number of seeds. This is because so few seeds survive. In order to ensure survival many seed ...
The birch genes BpMADS1 and BpMADS6 and their use in the
... plants can be tested in field tests and used, it has to be ensured that they do not spread their transgenes to the wild populations. Therefore, a method to prevent flower formation in birches and other plants has been the main aim of this study. For the testing of various gene constructs for flower ...
... plants can be tested in field tests and used, it has to be ensured that they do not spread their transgenes to the wild populations. Therefore, a method to prevent flower formation in birches and other plants has been the main aim of this study. For the testing of various gene constructs for flower ...
Vegetables Carrots
... If we leave the roots in the ground the plant will grow again next spring. The leaves are not as bushy this time, but a flower stalk grows. A key feature of the wild carrot is a small dark flower in the middle of the umbrella shaped head (umbel), which looks like a fly. This almost black flower att ...
... If we leave the roots in the ground the plant will grow again next spring. The leaves are not as bushy this time, but a flower stalk grows. A key feature of the wild carrot is a small dark flower in the middle of the umbrella shaped head (umbel), which looks like a fly. This almost black flower att ...
Keys to the Common Shrubs and Herbs of the Prince George Forest
... with other factors such as soil characteristics, can be useful indicators in determining what type of ecosystem is present. Identifying plants is a critical component for identifying site series (ecosystem units) using the Biogeoclimatic Ecosystem Classification (bec) system. Identifying site series ...
... with other factors such as soil characteristics, can be useful indicators in determining what type of ecosystem is present. Identifying plants is a critical component for identifying site series (ecosystem units) using the Biogeoclimatic Ecosystem Classification (bec) system. Identifying site series ...
Chapter 38 Lecture Plant Reproduction
... • This megaspore divides by mitosis three times, resulting in one cell with eight haploid nuclei. – Membranes partition this mass into a multicellular female gametophyte - the egg sac. ...
... • This megaspore divides by mitosis three times, resulting in one cell with eight haploid nuclei. – Membranes partition this mass into a multicellular female gametophyte - the egg sac. ...
Characterisation of Holocene plant macrofossils
... the roots, stems and twigs of shrubs. These typically consisted of an elongated wood axis with an outer covering of bark, although separate remains of bark and lignified fragments were also frequent. Identification of woody macrofossils was generally very difficult below family level, and only twigs ...
... the roots, stems and twigs of shrubs. These typically consisted of an elongated wood axis with an outer covering of bark, although separate remains of bark and lignified fragments were also frequent. Identification of woody macrofossils was generally very difficult below family level, and only twigs ...
Perspectives in Plant Ecology, Evolution and Systematics Floral
... of flowers with their flower visitors (Dudareva et al., 2000; van Schie et al., 2006), their action over pollinators’ behaviour (Riffell, 2011) and the ecological processes that drive their evolution (Raguso, 2008b). Here we update previous reviews on floral BVOCs and address diverse complementary and ...
... of flowers with their flower visitors (Dudareva et al., 2000; van Schie et al., 2006), their action over pollinators’ behaviour (Riffell, 2011) and the ecological processes that drive their evolution (Raguso, 2008b). Here we update previous reviews on floral BVOCs and address diverse complementary and ...
Chapter 9 (Plant Morphology)
... result in the elongation of the stem and formation of leaves and buds (see later discussion). The stem is a generally cylindrical organ that bears the photosynthetic leaves. Stems typically function in conduction of water and minerals from the roots and in support and elevation of both leaves and re ...
... result in the elongation of the stem and formation of leaves and buds (see later discussion). The stem is a generally cylindrical organ that bears the photosynthetic leaves. Stems typically function in conduction of water and minerals from the roots and in support and elevation of both leaves and re ...
invasive weed identification and management
... Biological control of invasive weeds can include feeding by insects or animals or control with a plant pathogen. Biological controls available for release must pass stringent standards to ensure that they are specific to the invasive weed and will not harm desirable or native species. Introduced bio ...
... Biological control of invasive weeds can include feeding by insects or animals or control with a plant pathogen. Biological controls available for release must pass stringent standards to ensure that they are specific to the invasive weed and will not harm desirable or native species. Introduced bio ...
Lab Manual - UBC Blogs
... In lab today you will get the opportunity to dissect a number of different types of flowers. The diversity we see in floral structure is a consequence of co-evolution with pollination vectors such as insects. The conifers we examined last week are wind pollinated and therefore do not have elaborate ...
... In lab today you will get the opportunity to dissect a number of different types of flowers. The diversity we see in floral structure is a consequence of co-evolution with pollination vectors such as insects. The conifers we examined last week are wind pollinated and therefore do not have elaborate ...
ecological aspects of the cretaceous flowering plant
... vary from slow-maturing species with individuals having life spans of centuries or millenia to annual herbs that complete generations in a single growing season. With the exception of high-latitude and montane conifer forests, most of the world’s major biomes, from wet tropical forest to temperate d ...
... vary from slow-maturing species with individuals having life spans of centuries or millenia to annual herbs that complete generations in a single growing season. With the exception of high-latitude and montane conifer forests, most of the world’s major biomes, from wet tropical forest to temperate d ...
effects of temperature and light on growth - Wageningen UR E
... propagated from seeds (K & M and O. E. Super Freesias) are diploid having 2n = 22, while the cultivars propagated from corms are either diploid, triploid, or tetraploid. SAITO (1961) obtained similar results and classified the diploid Freesias into two different types : the forcing Freesias such as ...
... propagated from seeds (K & M and O. E. Super Freesias) are diploid having 2n = 22, while the cultivars propagated from corms are either diploid, triploid, or tetraploid. SAITO (1961) obtained similar results and classified the diploid Freesias into two different types : the forcing Freesias such as ...
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... suggests direct embryogenesis, that is, the formation of adventitious embryos directly from the explant, the phase of callus tissue being omitted (Stefaniak, 1994). Embryogenic structures most frequently form in cells in the zone of the callus tissue growing out of an explant (Schwendiman et al., 19 ...
... suggests direct embryogenesis, that is, the formation of adventitious embryos directly from the explant, the phase of callus tissue being omitted (Stefaniak, 1994). Embryogenic structures most frequently form in cells in the zone of the callus tissue growing out of an explant (Schwendiman et al., 19 ...
Somatic embryogenesis from leaf explants
... During first 14 days, leaflets become yellowish and turn brownish to day 20. The process of embryogenesis starts with formation of very slight callus tissue or sometimes almost directly. First embryos appear 20 days on induction medium at the edges of the leaflets or at the wounded places. Up to day ...
... During first 14 days, leaflets become yellowish and turn brownish to day 20. The process of embryogenesis starts with formation of very slight callus tissue or sometimes almost directly. First embryos appear 20 days on induction medium at the edges of the leaflets or at the wounded places. Up to day ...
Classic Hosta Collection Brochure
... Garden Performance Medal Winners and additional classics. Ranges in plant and leaf sizes are provided in the following descriptions. Most of the high-end sizes come from Mark Zilis’s books, The Hosta Handbook, published in 2000, and the Hostapedia, published in 2009. Mark measured plants for many ye ...
... Garden Performance Medal Winners and additional classics. Ranges in plant and leaf sizes are provided in the following descriptions. Most of the high-end sizes come from Mark Zilis’s books, The Hosta Handbook, published in 2000, and the Hostapedia, published in 2009. Mark measured plants for many ye ...
S-PM2 Bacteriophage as a Remedy for Photoinhibition in
... but it converts this captured energy into heat (Krause, 1988). The second hypothesis says that the initial site of damage of photoinhibition is the D1 protein (Richter et al., 1990a). Actually, research in the last 15 years has established the role of the D1 protein in the photoinhibition phenomenon ...
... but it converts this captured energy into heat (Krause, 1988). The second hypothesis says that the initial site of damage of photoinhibition is the D1 protein (Richter et al., 1990a). Actually, research in the last 15 years has established the role of the D1 protein in the photoinhibition phenomenon ...
Fall-Blooming Anemones - Chicago Botanic Garden
... recognizable of the fall bloomers and was developed in Britain from a cross between A. vitifolia (entire leaves and single flowers) and A. hupehensis var. japonica (subdivided leaves and semi-double to double flowers). The majority of current cultivars are attributed to A. hupehensis and A. ¥hybrida ...
... recognizable of the fall bloomers and was developed in Britain from a cross between A. vitifolia (entire leaves and single flowers) and A. hupehensis var. japonica (subdivided leaves and semi-double to double flowers). The majority of current cultivars are attributed to A. hupehensis and A. ¥hybrida ...
Fungicide
... petal loss on the primary and secondary racemes. Adjusting seed rates and using apetalous or reduced petal types of oilseed rape had a small effect on the environment within the crop during flowering. There were few occasions each year when large numbers of petals stuck to the foliage, but such even ...
... petal loss on the primary and secondary racemes. Adjusting seed rates and using apetalous or reduced petal types of oilseed rape had a small effect on the environment within the crop during flowering. There were few occasions each year when large numbers of petals stuck to the foliage, but such even ...
Diversity And Classification of Flowering Plants:
... turn," appear to be turned on a lathe; First Jack O'Lantern (Irish) for All Saints' of All Hallow's Day; Americans first used pumpkins.] ...
... turn," appear to be turned on a lathe; First Jack O'Lantern (Irish) for All Saints' of All Hallow's Day; Americans first used pumpkins.] ...
Purple Deadnettle and Henbit - University of Tennessee Extension
... more seeds per plant. The oil from henbit seeds has shown antioxidant properties. Young henbit has been used in salads and as a potherb. Henbit is an alternate host for corn earworm and an overwintering host for two-spotted spider mites in areas of the southern U.S. In a recent survey, henbit was li ...
... more seeds per plant. The oil from henbit seeds has shown antioxidant properties. Young henbit has been used in salads and as a potherb. Henbit is an alternate host for corn earworm and an overwintering host for two-spotted spider mites in areas of the southern U.S. In a recent survey, henbit was li ...
GINSENG AND OTHER MEDICINAL PLANTS
... PLANTS AS A SOURCE OF REVENUE. With the single exception of ginseng, the hundred of plants whose roots are used for medical purposes, America is the main market and user. Ginseng is used mainly by the Chinese. The thickly inhabited Chinese Empire is where the American ginseng is principally used. To ...
... PLANTS AS A SOURCE OF REVENUE. With the single exception of ginseng, the hundred of plants whose roots are used for medical purposes, America is the main market and user. Ginseng is used mainly by the Chinese. The thickly inhabited Chinese Empire is where the American ginseng is principally used. To ...
`Alpinia` Genera, Belonging to Family `Zingiberaceae`
... tropics, particularly in Southeast Asia. It is an important natural resource that provides man with many useful products for food, spices, medicines, dyes, perfume and aesthetics. Thailand is a country of high plant biodiversity as a result of its geographical position in the tropics and the climati ...
... tropics, particularly in Southeast Asia. It is an important natural resource that provides man with many useful products for food, spices, medicines, dyes, perfume and aesthetics. Thailand is a country of high plant biodiversity as a result of its geographical position in the tropics and the climati ...