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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"inflorescence development"”.
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DEFINING THE FUNCTION OF RICE FLORIGENIC PROTEINS DURING THE REPRODUCTIVE TRANSITION AND INFLORESCENCE DEVELOPMENT
Inflorescence development and its regulation are crucial for rice yield and have been extensively studied. During this process, the inflorescence meristem produces indeterminate branch meristems, followed by determinate spikelet and floret meristems. Extending the indeterminate stage results in …
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Comparison of the effects of reducing light intensity after flag leaf emergence in two wheat cultivars, Triticum Aestivum cv. Karamu and Triticum Aestivum cv. Arawa: A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Hons.) in the University of Canterbury
It is known from Fisher's (1973) work that the inflorescence development of Norin 10 derivatives is different from that of standard wheat cultivars. Light is a factor that is important in the development of the inflorescence, so the aim of this experiment is to see if Karamu is more affected by a …
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Flowering in protea : a molecular and physiological study.
… in this study. The carbon input into Protea inflorescence development was determined by measuring respiration rates and weights of developing structures. By manipulating source-sink ratios in plants, the carbon assimilatory capacities to support inflorescences were investigated in three …
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Paveldimas miežio viengubų ir dvigubų homeozinių mutantų fenotipo nestabilumas ir galimos jo priežastys /
… and auxin inhibitors HFCA and PCIB on the flower/inflorescence development of barley double mutants Hv-tweaky spike 2; Hooded/Kap1 (Hv-tw2;Hd) that are characterized by inherited phenotypic instability and by several new features, such as leaf-like structures, long naked gaps in the spike, and …
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Inherited phenotypic instability of barley homeotic single and double mutants and its possible causes /
… and auxin inhibitors HFCA and PCIB on the flower/inflorescence development of barley double mutants Hv-tweaky spike 2; Hooded/Kap1 (Hv-tw2;Hd) that are characterized by inherited phenotypic instability and by several new features, such as leaf-like structures, long naked gaps in the spike, and …
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Understanding the classical maize floral development mutant, Polytypic ear1
Maize produces two inflorescences, the tassel and ear, which are critical for both plant reproduction and agriculture. The classical semi-dominant mutant, Polytypic ear1 (Pt1), affects multiple aspects of inflorescence development, including floral development. Pt1 heterozygote ears and tassels …
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Towards a systematic analysis and comparison of perianth evolution in Caryophyllineae in the context of the synflorescence
… region’—the synflorescence—where flowers and inflorescences are nested within. However, the synflorescence has received little attention. Besides, botanical terms describing perianth and synflorescence/inflorescence structure lack consistency and often ‘force’ continuous traits into discrete …