نتایج جستجو برای: antirrhinum majus

تعداد نتایج: 1186  

2004
CUU NGUYEN Wai-Ming Ng

The study and uses of the Yijing (Book of Changes or Dich kinh) in Vietnam is a largely unknown research area on which very few Vietnamese writings have survived into the modern period and modern scholarship is basically non-existent.1 This paper is a preliminary study of Vietnamese scholarship on the Yijing from historical, textual and comparative perspectives. As the background, it first give...

2010
MUHAMMAD MUNIR PAUL HADLEY JAMES CAREW MUHAMMAD ZUBAIR STEVEN ADAMS SYED BILAL HUSSAIN JALAL-UD-DIN BALOCH NAZIM HUSSAIN M. AMANULLAH

A new model to analyse reciprocal transfer experiments to assess stages of photoperiod sensitivity in Antirrhinum has been validated in the present study. Flowering time and leaf numbers data of Antirrhinum cultivars Chimes White, Liberty White, Ariane, Winter Euro Rose, Sonnet and Rocket Orchid were used for the validation of the model. Six plants of each cultivar were transferred from LD to S...

Journal: :Cell 1998
Richard Waites Harinee R.N. Selvadurai Ian R. Oliver Andrew Hudson

The organs of a higher plant show two fundamental axes of asymmetry: proximodistal and dorsoventral. Dorsoventrality in leaves, bracts, and petal lobes of Antirrhinum majus requires activity of the PHANTASTICA (PHAN) gene. Conditional mutants revealed that PHAN is also required for earlier elaboration of the proximodistal axis. PHAN was isolated and shown to encode a MYB transcription factor ho...

Journal: :Genetics 1995
M D Purugganan S D Rounsley R J Schmidt M F Yanofsky

Floral homeotic genes that control the specification of meristem and organ identity in developing flowers have been isolated from both Arabidopsis thaliana and Antirrhinum majus. Most of these genes belong to a large family of regulatory genes and possess a characteristic DNA binding domain known as the MADS-box. Members of this gene family display primarily floral-specific expression and are h...

Journal: :Plant signaling & behavior 2007
Sylvie Baudino Jean-Claude Caissard Véronique Bergougnoux Frédéric Jullien Jean-Louis Magnard Gabriel Scalliet J Mark Cock Philippe Hugueney

We localized the tissues and cells that contribute to scent biosynthesis in scented and non-scented Rosa x hybrida cultivars as part of a detailed cytological analysis of the rose petal. Adaxial petal epidermal cells have a typical conical, papillate shape whereas abaxial petal epidermal cells are flat. Using two different techniques, solid/liquid phase extraction and headspace collection of vo...

2004
G. S. Da Costa H. Jerjen

Received ; accepted – 2 – ABSTRACT The galaxy CFC97 Cen 05 has in the past been considered an HI-rich dwarf galaxy in the nearby Centaurus A group. We have used Australia Telescope Compact Array observations to show that the HI associated with CFC97 Cen 05 by Côté et al. (1997) is most likely a Galactic High Velocity Cloud that is centered ∼17 ′ from the optical image of the galaxy. At the opti...

Journal: :Molecular biology and evolution 2009
Dianella G Howarth Michael J Donoghue

The genetics underlying flower symmetry shifts between radial and bilateral symmetry has been intensively studied in the model Antirrhinum majus. Understanding the conservation or diversification of this genetic pathway in other plants is of special interest in understanding angiosperm evolution and ecology. Evidence from Antirrhinum indicates that TCP and MYB transcription factors, especially ...

Journal: :Plant physiology 2000
N Dudareva E Pichersky

The chemical composition of floral scents has been extensively investigated for hundreds of years because of the commercial value of floral volatiles in perfumery. More recently, several ecological studies have examined the roles of floral scent in the biology of the plant. However, in contrast to the chemical emphasis of the perfumers and the organismal emphasis of the ecologists, until recent...

Journal: :Plant physiology 2003
Shin-nosuke Hashida Ken Kitamura Tetsuo Mikami Yuji Kishima

The transposition frequency of Tam3 in Antirrhinum majus, unlike that of most other cut-and-paste-type transposons, is tightly controlled by temperature: Tam3 transposes rarely at 25 degrees C, but much more frequently at 15 degrees C. Here, we studied the mechanism of the low-temperature-dependent transposition (LTDT) of Tam3. Our results strongly suggest that LTDT is not likely to be due to e...

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