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... To date, 18 structures of aquaporin homologues are available. These structural studies have allowed to validate earlier structure–function analyses. Most importantly, they have also provided an exquisite understanding of water and solute permeation mechanisms through the aquaporin channel. Very rece ...
... To date, 18 structures of aquaporin homologues are available. These structural studies have allowed to validate earlier structure–function analyses. Most importantly, they have also provided an exquisite understanding of water and solute permeation mechanisms through the aquaporin channel. Very rece ...
CULTIVARS OF WOODY PLANTS: Hydrangeas MZ
... New margins are a bit cream to light yellow, suggesting to some that these plants may be 'Tricolor'. Mariesii Variegata some=Maculata - light blue if very acidic (mauve-pink if neutral) - 4-5 ft. Wide but irregular white margins in one clone/chimeral phase at least (see photo above). A great cultiva ...
... New margins are a bit cream to light yellow, suggesting to some that these plants may be 'Tricolor'. Mariesii Variegata some=Maculata - light blue if very acidic (mauve-pink if neutral) - 4-5 ft. Wide but irregular white margins in one clone/chimeral phase at least (see photo above). A great cultiva ...
1 - IPPC
... et al., 1995; Singh & Kurz, 1997). PSTVd was subsequently shown to be heterologously encapsidated within particles of PLRV (Querci et al., 1997), a phenomenon that may have important implications for the epidemiology and spread of PSTVd under field conditions. ...
... et al., 1995; Singh & Kurz, 1997). PSTVd was subsequently shown to be heterologously encapsidated within particles of PLRV (Querci et al., 1997), a phenomenon that may have important implications for the epidemiology and spread of PSTVd under field conditions. ...
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[1] - Neppo
... et al., 1995; Singh & Kurz, 1997). PSTVd was subsequently shown to be heterologously encapsidated within particles of PLRV (Querci et al., 1997), a phenomenon that may have important implications for the epidemiology and spread of PSTVd under field conditions. ...
... et al., 1995; Singh & Kurz, 1997). PSTVd was subsequently shown to be heterologously encapsidated within particles of PLRV (Querci et al., 1997), a phenomenon that may have important implications for the epidemiology and spread of PSTVd under field conditions. ...
Medicinal Importance of Colchicum Candidum– A Review
... colchicine, cornigerine, 2-demethyldemecolcine, 3-demethyldemecolcine and demecolcine were isolated from seven Colchicum species. However, although many alkaloids have been identified in Colchicum. The major alkaloid of Colchicum is colchicine. All parts of Colchicum species have been shown to conta ...
... colchicine, cornigerine, 2-demethyldemecolcine, 3-demethyldemecolcine and demecolcine were isolated from seven Colchicum species. However, although many alkaloids have been identified in Colchicum. The major alkaloid of Colchicum is colchicine. All parts of Colchicum species have been shown to conta ...
Boundless Study Slides
... • turgor pressure pushes the plasma membrane against the cell wall of plant; caused by the osmotic flow of water from outside of the cell into the cell's vacuole • undifferentiated describes tissues where the individual cells have not yet developed mature or distinguishing features, or describes emb ...
... • turgor pressure pushes the plasma membrane against the cell wall of plant; caused by the osmotic flow of water from outside of the cell into the cell's vacuole • undifferentiated describes tissues where the individual cells have not yet developed mature or distinguishing features, or describes emb ...
Anatomical aspects of angiosperm root evolution
... Evolutionarily, the root seemed to be the last of the three main vegetative organs to evolve, perhaps since early land plants grew on or near the water and so much of their early innovations were geared toward maximizing photosynthesis through development of stems and leaves. Vascular plants evolved ...
... Evolutionarily, the root seemed to be the last of the three main vegetative organs to evolve, perhaps since early land plants grew on or near the water and so much of their early innovations were geared toward maximizing photosynthesis through development of stems and leaves. Vascular plants evolved ...
Common Plants
... and fields can cause problems if eaten, or after skin and eye contact. Some can be quite irritating, while others can cause stomach upset, skin rashes, hallucinations or irregular heartbeats. It is very important to know the common and botanical names of all your plants, whether they are indoors or ...
... and fields can cause problems if eaten, or after skin and eye contact. Some can be quite irritating, while others can cause stomach upset, skin rashes, hallucinations or irregular heartbeats. It is very important to know the common and botanical names of all your plants, whether they are indoors or ...
Phytochemical and Biological evaluation of
... development and formation of other (comprising microbes) by mean of the release of chemical complexes in the surroundings (Rice et al., 1984). Usually, allelochemicals perform through stimulating cellular and metabolic variations, comprising alterations in sheaths functionality, the absorbance of nu ...
... development and formation of other (comprising microbes) by mean of the release of chemical complexes in the surroundings (Rice et al., 1984). Usually, allelochemicals perform through stimulating cellular and metabolic variations, comprising alterations in sheaths functionality, the absorbance of nu ...
Full text PDF - Botanica Serbica
... medium containing 0.2 mg/L IBA. Regenerated plantlets were acclimated in greenhouse conditions at 25°C and 6090% relative humidity. All media were adjusted to a pH 6.5 and 0.8% (w/v) agar was used as the gelling agent before autoclaving 20 min at 120 °C. The day/night temperature in the growth chamb ...
... medium containing 0.2 mg/L IBA. Regenerated plantlets were acclimated in greenhouse conditions at 25°C and 6090% relative humidity. All media were adjusted to a pH 6.5 and 0.8% (w/v) agar was used as the gelling agent before autoclaving 20 min at 120 °C. The day/night temperature in the growth chamb ...
Common Plants - What`s Poisonous and What`s Not?
... woods or fields can cause problems if eaten, or handled so as to cause skin and eye contact. Some can be quite irritating, while others can cause stomach distress, skin rashes, hallucinations or irregular heartbeats. It is very important to know the common and botanical names of all your plants, whe ...
... woods or fields can cause problems if eaten, or handled so as to cause skin and eye contact. Some can be quite irritating, while others can cause stomach distress, skin rashes, hallucinations or irregular heartbeats. It is very important to know the common and botanical names of all your plants, whe ...
Significance of photosynthesis and the photosynthesis related genes TMP14,
... 2.3.7. Chlorophyll measurements ........................................................................ 117 2.3.8. Aphid fecundity and health of plants after silencing of selected genes ..... 123 2.3.9. Comparison of the different wheat lines .................................................... 132 ...
... 2.3.7. Chlorophyll measurements ........................................................................ 117 2.3.8. Aphid fecundity and health of plants after silencing of selected genes ..... 123 2.3.9. Comparison of the different wheat lines .................................................... 132 ...
Hoary Alyssum
... a contaminant of crop seed.1 Reproduction is only by seed and germination can occur from early spring through to fall. All parts of the plant are covered with short, stellate hairs.3 It is adapted to cold winters and hot, dry summers, and develops a long slender taproot to access moisture in the soi ...
... a contaminant of crop seed.1 Reproduction is only by seed and germination can occur from early spring through to fall. All parts of the plant are covered with short, stellate hairs.3 It is adapted to cold winters and hot, dry summers, and develops a long slender taproot to access moisture in the soi ...
Survival
... The young shoots of almost all species are edible raw or cooked. Raw shoots have a slightly bitter taste that is removed by boiling. To prepare, remove the tough protective sheath that is coated with tawny or red hairs. The seed grain of the flowering bamboo is also edible. Boil the seeds like rice ...
... The young shoots of almost all species are edible raw or cooked. Raw shoots have a slightly bitter taste that is removed by boiling. To prepare, remove the tough protective sheath that is coated with tawny or red hairs. The seed grain of the flowering bamboo is also edible. Boil the seeds like rice ...
Trumpets of Winter - White Flower Farm
... an amaryllis can cause bulb rot and poor root development. Better to let the bulb dry out between drinks. Plant amaryllises so that the top quarter of the bulb is exposed above the soil level. Firming the bulb into the soil helps prevent the plant from tipping over when balancing a full head of flowe ...
... an amaryllis can cause bulb rot and poor root development. Better to let the bulb dry out between drinks. Plant amaryllises so that the top quarter of the bulb is exposed above the soil level. Firming the bulb into the soil helps prevent the plant from tipping over when balancing a full head of flowe ...
Types of Root System In Angiosperms
... They have a special, dead hygroscopic epidermal tissue called Velamen. It absorbs moisture from the atmosphere. Epiphytes show xerophytic adaptations. Velamen roots are found in the members of Orchidaceae. Eg:-Vanda Photo synthetic or Assimilatory roots : • In some plants the roots are green, flatte ...
... They have a special, dead hygroscopic epidermal tissue called Velamen. It absorbs moisture from the atmosphere. Epiphytes show xerophytic adaptations. Velamen roots are found in the members of Orchidaceae. Eg:-Vanda Photo synthetic or Assimilatory roots : • In some plants the roots are green, flatte ...
Winti Practices in Bigiston, Suriname
... more than 70% of households, and therefore the most spoken language in Suriname. Since demographic concentration is shifting to the capital Paramaribo, Dutch is gaining status and the cultural integration among the different ethic groups is strengthening. However, local languages and cultures are di ...
... more than 70% of households, and therefore the most spoken language in Suriname. Since demographic concentration is shifting to the capital Paramaribo, Dutch is gaining status and the cultural integration among the different ethic groups is strengthening. However, local languages and cultures are di ...
22.4 Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
... 22.5 Fruits and seeds Dispersal of seeds by fruits is a process that seeds spread from the parental plant ...
... 22.5 Fruits and seeds Dispersal of seeds by fruits is a process that seeds spread from the parental plant ...
Ectopic Expression of BABY BOOM Triggers a
... the cotyledon or leaf (Figures 4A and 4B), from the cotyledon or leaf petiole (Figure 4C), and from the shoot apex (Figure 4D). Similar phenotypes were observed in Brassica (Figure 4E), except that somatic embryos also formed on the hypocotyls of germinated seedlings (data not shown). In both Arabid ...
... the cotyledon or leaf (Figures 4A and 4B), from the cotyledon or leaf petiole (Figure 4C), and from the shoot apex (Figure 4D). Similar phenotypes were observed in Brassica (Figure 4E), except that somatic embryos also formed on the hypocotyls of germinated seedlings (data not shown). In both Arabid ...
CRUCIFER SEED PRODUCTION
... The Mid-Atlantic and South can’t match Skagit Valley, but brassica seed can be produced successfully in many of parts of this region. Two areas offer the best possibilities, the coastal regions for crops seeded in late summer and early fall, and the mountain regions for heat-sensitive brassicas seed ...
... The Mid-Atlantic and South can’t match Skagit Valley, but brassica seed can be produced successfully in many of parts of this region. Two areas offer the best possibilities, the coastal regions for crops seeded in late summer and early fall, and the mountain regions for heat-sensitive brassicas seed ...
Course Outline - University of Idaho
... Semipermeable membrane tiny pores on root hairs that allow the passage of water molecules by osmosis Osmosis vacuum that causes water to move into the vascular cylinder of the root Vascular cylinder contains the phloem which transports sugar & dissolved nutrients to the plant Diffusion movement of n ...
... Semipermeable membrane tiny pores on root hairs that allow the passage of water molecules by osmosis Osmosis vacuum that causes water to move into the vascular cylinder of the root Vascular cylinder contains the phloem which transports sugar & dissolved nutrients to the plant Diffusion movement of n ...
Candollea 59 - Ville de Genève
... uncertainty as to whether individual taxa are annual, biennial or perennial and it is possible that in certain cases all these conditions may variously apply depending upon the host or on environmental influence. However, those species which parasitise annuals such as crop plants may reasonably be a ...
... uncertainty as to whether individual taxa are annual, biennial or perennial and it is possible that in certain cases all these conditions may variously apply depending upon the host or on environmental influence. However, those species which parasitise annuals such as crop plants may reasonably be a ...
Parts Of the Plant PowerPoint
... • Primary root: (radicle root) the first root to grow from a plant embryo • Secondary root: (lateral root) a root that grows off ...
... • Primary root: (radicle root) the first root to grow from a plant embryo • Secondary root: (lateral root) a root that grows off ...
Local lesions on inoculated leaves, systemic mottling or necrotic spots
... an insect-proof facility at approximately 20–25 °C. Indicator plants should be kept in the dark for 24 h before inoculation to enhance susceptibility. Plant material to be tested should be macerated with chilled inoculation buffer (0.01 M phosphate buffer, pH 7.0, containing 1% sodium sulphite) usin ...
... an insect-proof facility at approximately 20–25 °C. Indicator plants should be kept in the dark for 24 h before inoculation to enhance susceptibility. Plant material to be tested should be macerated with chilled inoculation buffer (0.01 M phosphate buffer, pH 7.0, containing 1% sodium sulphite) usin ...
Plant physiology
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Plant physiology is a subdiscipline of botany concerned with the functioning, or physiology, of plants. Closely related fields include plant morphology (structure of plants), plant ecology (interactions with the environment), phytochemistry (biochemistry of plants), cell biology, genetics, biophysics and molecular biology.Fundamental processes such as photosynthesis, respiration, plant nutrition, plant hormone functions, tropisms, nastic movements, photoperiodism, photomorphogenesis, circadian rhythms, environmental stress physiology, seed germination, dormancy and stomata function and transpiration, both parts of plant water relations, are studied by plant physiologists.