نتایج جستجو برای: type of seed

تعداد نتایج: 21262816  

2006
Angela T. Moles David D. Ackerly John C. Tweddle John B. Dickie Roger Smith Michelle R. Leishman Margaret M. Mayfield Andy Pitman Jeff T. Wood Mark Westoby

Aim To provide the first global quantification of the slope and shape of the latitudinal gradient in seed mass, and to determine whether global patterns in seed mass are best explained by growth form, vegetation type, seed dispersal syndrome, or net primary productivity (NPP).

Journal: :International Journal of Renewable Energy Development 2017

Journal: :Plant physiology 1945
L G Cox H M Munger E A Smith

Freshly harvested seed of #1339-1-5, a selection miiade by the late C. H. MYERS, from Wisconsin Hollander, and various strains of Glory cabbage exhibit a pronounced dormancy and uneven germination, thus extending the breeding cycle from 1 to 2 years. This type of dormancy gradually disappears during several weeks of air-dry storage at room temperature, but by this time it is too late for field ...

Journal: :بوم شناسی کشاورزی 0
صدرآبادی حقیقی صدرآبادی حقیقی نایجل تریچلی جولیا کوپر کارلو لیفرت مک ایر

in order to evaluation the effect of different crop rotation, fertilizer and protection managements on weed seed bank properties an experiment was conducted in close house experimental glass house on the soil of 5th year of organic rotation that is conducting in university of newcastle’s nafferton experimental farm. rotation was started with grass/clover for first two years and continued with w...

Journal: :The Plant cell 2007
Audrey Macquet Marie-Christine Ralet Olivier Loudet Jocelyne Kronenberger Gregory Mouille Annie Marion-Poll Helen M North

The Arabidopsis thaliana accession Shahdara was identified as a rare naturally occurring mutant that does not liberate seed mucilage on imbibition. The defective locus was found to be allelic to the mum2-1 and mum2-2 mutants. Map-based cloning showed that MUCILAGE-MODIFIED2 (MUM2) encodes the putative beta-D-galactosidase BGAL6. Activity assays demonstrated that one of four major beta-D-galacto...

Journal: :New Phytologist 2021

Summary Demographic studies measure drivers of plant fecundity including seed production and survival, but few address both abiotic biotic germination such as variation in climate among sites, population density, maternal plants, type fungal pathogen abundance. We examined microbial communities seeds Danthonia californica , which are either chasmogamous (external, wind‐pollinated) or cleistogam...

Journal: :The New phytologist 2013
Stephanie S Porter

Although adaptive plant population divergence across contrasting soil conditions is often driven by abiotic soil factors, natural enemies may also contribute. Cryptic matching to the native soil color is a form of defensive camouflage that seeds can use to avoid detection by seed predators. The legume Acmispon wrangelianus occurs across a variety of gray-green serpentine soils and brown nonserp...

Journal: :پژوهش های علوم و صنایع غذایی ایران 0
(pages 88-96) s. m. a. razavi i. zahedi h. mahdavian mehr

due to medical and dietary properties of the plantago major l. seed, it is necessary to know engineering properties in order to design post harvest equipments. engineering properties of plantago major l. seed was determined only at the moisture content of 7.98% dry basis, because of it produces mucilaginous components when it is soaked in water. the average of length, width, surface area, spher...

Journal: :The Plant cell 2013
Tian Xia Na Li Jack Dumenil Jie Li Andrei Kamenski Michael W Bevan Fan Gao Yunhai Li

Seed size in higher plants is determined by the coordinated growth of the embryo, endosperm, and maternal tissue. Several factors that act maternally to regulate seed size have been identified, such as auxin response factor2, apetala2, KLUH, and DA1, but the genetic and molecular mechanisms of these factors in seed size control are almost totally unknown. We previously demonstrated that the ubi...

1999
JORGE CASTRO

It is generally accepted that larger seeds give rise to seedlings with better performance. On the other hand, the size that a seed reaches is genetically determined by at least two different traits ; the genetic variability of the developing embryo and the genetic variability of the maternal plant. Thus, the relative contributions of these two traits affect seedling performance by influencing s...

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