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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"early flowering 3"”.

  1. The control of starch degradation in Arabidopsis thaliana leaves at night

    … was affected in the circadian clock component EARLY FLOWERING 3 (ELF3). It degraded its starch slower than wildtype plants and in a non-linear way. Two mutants degraded their starch at a much faster rate than wild-type plants and exhausted their reserves before dawn. One of them lacks a novel …

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  2. Investigating the role of the circadian clock in the physiology of wheat

    … pathways are well defined. Photoperiod dependent flowering, metabolism, growth and defence signalling networks receive information regarding the timing of the day/night cycle from the circadian clock. Many circadian output pathways are targets for crop improvement, with variation at circadian loci …

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  3. The interdependent regulation of photosynthesis and the circadian clock in wheat

    … several circadian clock genes are candidates for flowering time QTLs. In Arabidopsis a number of photosynthetic processes are under circadian control (Dodd, Kusakina, et al. 2014) and the major product of photosynthesis, sucrose, feeds back metabolic timing information to the circadian clock …

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