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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Toadflax"”.

  1. An Evaluation of a Low-Cost UAV Approach to Noxious Weed Mapping

    … musk thistle (Carduus nutans) and dalmation toadflax (Linaria dalmatica). The musk thistle was visually identifiable in the imagery but the dalmation toadflax was confused with yellow sweet clover (Melilotus officinalis). It was found that after the automated post-processing the photos were …

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  2. The Evolution and Development of Nectar Spurs

    … called a gibba, was compared to the common toadflax Linaria vulgaris, a related species within the Antirrhineae which possesses a spur. The comparison between a species with a gibba and a species which possesses a spur allows insights into nectar spur development. A morphological framework …

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  3. The Evolution and Development of Nectar Spurs

    … understanding of nectar spur development in the toadflax genus *Linaria* (Plantaginaceae) – a sister taxon to the well-studied but spurless snapdragon genus *Antirrhinum*. Candidate genes hypothesised to play a role in spur initiation were selected based on a literature review and the results of …

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  4. Role of KNOX genes in the evolution and development of floral nectar spurs

    A key question in biology is how changes in gene function or regulation produce new morphologies during evolution. The nectar spur is an evolutionarily labile structure known to influence speciation in a broad range of angiosperm taxa. Here, the genetic basis of nectar spur development, and the …

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