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Soil and Environmental Science Dictionary
cryophyte crystalline rock low temperatures. See cryophyte, cryophyle cryophyte
A plant adapted to live in an environment of permanent ice or snow. See
cryophilous. cryophyte cryoplanation The slow denudation and reduction of a
land ...
E.G. Gregorich, L. W. Turchenek, M.R. Carter, 2001
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Nuclear pre-mRNA Processing in Plants
Later, the cryophyte/los4–2 mutant (allelic to los4–1) was isolated; the mutant
showed superinduction of CBF2 under cold stress and enhanced cold tolerance.
The CRYOPHYTE/LOS4-GFP protein is enriched in the nuclear rim. Consistent ...
A. S. N. Reddy, Maxim V. Golovkin, 2008
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Dictionary of Ecology and Environment
Cryophilic Bacteria. Bacteria which enjoy or require low temperatures for their
growth and activity. Cryophyte. An aggregation of microphytes periodically
exposed to icy water. Cryophyte. A plant with surviving buds or shoot apices
buried in the ...
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Improving Crop Resistance to Abiotic Stress: Vol. 1
A novel Arabidopsis mutant (cryophyte) was isolated as having an enhanced
cold induction of CBF2 and its downstream genes. Compared to wild type, mutant
plantsflower earlier and are smaller in size. The gene in this mutant was found to
...
Narendra Tuteja, John Wiley & Sons, 2012
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Annual Plant Reviews, Intracellular Signaling in Plants
mRNA export from the nucleus is blocked in the cryophyte/los4-2 mutant only at
warm temperatures, while the los4-1 mutation weakens mRNA export at both
cold and warm temperatures (Gong et al., 2002, 2005). Nuclear pore complexes
are ...
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The Arctic Ocean and Its Coast in the Cenozoic Era
The cryophyte flora on top of the southern mountain massifs again became
depauperate in the interglacial. Only the Polar part of the Ural Range was
subjected to mountain-valley glaciation during the Wurm (Kharbei, Zyryanka)
Glaciation.
Aleksandr Innokentʹevich Tolmachev, 1982
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Atlas of rare endemic vascular plants of the Arctic
Leguminosae (Fabaceae) 4. Northern Hypoarctic Tundra 5. Continental
Chukotka 6. Dry forb-dryas tundras, margins of cryophyte- steppes, and dry
slopes of high sandy terraces 7. Known from two localities where it is locally
abundant (Ayon ...
Stephen S. Talbot, Program for the Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna, 1999
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Elsevier's Dictionary of Soil Science: Definitions in ...
... Kryobodenkunde e cryoedafología 1960 cryophilic plant; cryophyte (S.Site)
Any plant or psychrophilic vegetal organism that grows well on dry and cold sites.
f plante cryophile; cryophyte d kryophilische Pflanze; Kryophyte e planta cryófila;
...
A. Canarache, I.I. Vintila, I. Munteanu, 2006
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Paleoecology of Beringia
These situations have been referred to by Lavrenko (1940) as cryophyte steppes,
although they might more properly be called cryophyte-microthermous or
microthermous cryophyte steppes, depending on which thermic species group ...
Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research. Symposium, David Moody Hopkins, 1982
... CRYOLITES CRYOMETER CRYOMETERS CRYONIC CRYONICS
CRYOPHILIC CRYOPHYTE CRYOPHYTES CRYOPRECIPITABILITIES
CRYOPRECIPITABILITY CRYOPRECIPITABLE CRYOPRECIPITATION
CRYOPRECIPITATIONS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
