10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REPLUM»
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replum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
replum and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Flowering Plants · Dicotyledons: Capparales, Malvales and ...
Style lacking; fruit valves persistently united apically with replum; replum rounded
170. Leiospora - Style distinct; fruit valves readily separated from replum at
dehiscence; replum flattened 229. Parrya 5. Leaves trifoliolate, pinnately
compound, ...
Klaus Kubitzki, Clemens Bayer, 2003
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Annual Plant Reviews, Plant Cell Separation and Adhesion
7.5.5 The REPLUMLESS gene A key regulator of replum formation was
discovered by Roeder et al. (2003). Since the replum is difficult to see without
using a microscope, these authors took advantage of the enlarged replum in the
ful mutant ...
Jeremy A. Roberts, Zinnia Gonzalez-Carranza, 2008
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Arabidopsis—Advances in Research and Application: 2013 Edition
promotes replum formation in the Arabidopsis thaliana fiufi By a News Reporter-
Staff News Editor at Life Science Weekly — Investigators publish new report on
Botany. According to news reporting out of Barcelona, Spain, by NewsRx editors,
...
4
Dissecting the Role of Small RNAs During
Replum Development ...
A comprehensive and detailed analysis of this novel factor in the context of replum development, as well as the importance of its regulation by small RNA in this developmental process are the main focuses of this work.
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Flora of the Santa Ana River and Environs: With References ...
In most species, the fruit becomes two easily discernible valves, separated by a
membranous partition (replum — this term only applies to members of
Brassicaceae). The valves separate and usually fall away (dehisce) at maturitv to
release ...
Latisepttc, are Sisymbridte, with silicles, having concave valves and broad
elliptical dissepiments; seeds ovate, and the lobes contrary in their position to the
replum. (3883.) The Lepidinee, or X. Angustiseptte, are Sisymbrida, with silicles,
...
Gilbert Thomas Burnett, 1835
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A Collection of the Most Approved Examples of Doorways, from ...
This hypothesis is strengthened by the order of the description, for the notice of
the " replum" immediately follows the mention of the " scapi," to which it is
attached. This I conceive to be the " replum:" in fact Vitruvius himself, 1. 10. c.xvii.
again ...
Thomas Leverton Donaldson, 1833
Nectaries are discrete or ringlike around stamens or pistil. The fruit is a silique or
silicle, with a persistent septum termed a replum, rarely transversely dehiscent.
The seeds are usually exalbuminous. The Brassicaceae, sensu APG II (2003), ...
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Annual Plant Reviews, Fruit Development and Seed Dispersal
Another tissue with lateral polarity, the valve margin, develops between valve
and replum and will differentiate into the dehiscence zone. Our knowledge of the
molecular mechanisms and genetic networks involved in the formation of these ...
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A collection of the most approved examples of doorways
Item replum dc image dimidid at sartd pasta—This “ replum" has, without
exception I think, always been conceived to the filling-in of the panel: now, if that
were the case, it would be so smali as to be disproportionate; and there is a
feature in ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REPLUM»
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replum is used in the context of the following news items.
UCSD Team Reports on Role of microRNA in Fruit Growth
Arabidopsis fruit is composed of the valves, which make up the majority of the fruit and are derived from the ovary walls; the replum, which separates the valves; ... «GenomeWeb, Mar 15»
Institution: Google Indexer
... the valves from the replum. See Vaughn et al.: The mechanism for explosive seed dispersal in Cardamine hirsuta (Brassicacea), pp. 1276–1285 in this issue. «Am J Botany, Aug 11»
