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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Xylogenesis"”.

  1. Development and interrogation of approaches to modelling xylogenesis with a view towards their suitability for inclusion in Dynamic Global Vegetation Models

    This thesis aims to contribute to increased understanding and predictability of vegetation responses to changes in the environment. This is achieved via the development and interrogation of wood formation process formulations suitable for resolving hitherto missing growth processes in Dynamic …

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  2. CHARACTERIZING INTRA-ANNUAL XYLEM CELL FORMATION AND CIRCADIAN CYCLE DYNAMICS OF JACK PINE (PINUS BANKSIANA) IN THE NORTHERN BOREAL FOREST, YELLOWKNIFE, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES

    … characterization of the timing of the onset of xylogenesis reactivation, period(s) of rapid cell development, and termination of seasonal stem growth were recorded over the estimated growing season. Two methods, microcores and automatic point dendrometers were used to better understand what the …

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  3. The Hormonal Regulation of Growth of Suspension Cultures of Acer pseudoulatanus L. cells

    … which has been linked to autocatalysis is xylogenesis. Autocatalysis has been implicated in the cell-death hypothesis (Sheldrake, 1973) and requires tha.t IAA is produced as a result of high tryptophan concen­trations deriving from the hydrolysed proteins of lysed cells. Studies have been …

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