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Annual Plant Reviews, Fruit Development and Seed Dispersal
Chapter. 9. PARTHENOCARPY. IN. CROP. PLANTS. Tiziana. Pandolfini,1.
Barbara. Molesini2. and. Angelo. Spena2. 1Department of Science, Technology
and Market of the Vine and Wine, University of Verona, San Floriano (VR), Italy ...
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Principles of Horticultural Physiology
Seedless fruit / parthenocarpy Seedless fruit production is known as
parthenocarpy. There are three different forms of parthenocarpy: (i) vegetative
parthenocarpy; (ii) stimulative parthenocarpy; and (iii) stenospermocarpy.
Vegetative ...
Edward Francis Durner, 2013
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Definitional Glossary Of Agricultural Terms:
The variations in their appearance are useful in distinguishing individual species.
parthenocarpy: (i). The development of fruit without seeds or fertilization. (ii).
Lliterally meaning virgin fruit, is the natural or artificially induced production of
fruit ...
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Breeding Tropical and Subtropical Fruits
Parthenocarpy in papaya is not the general rule but occurrences have been
reported. There are apparently some female trees that exhibit parthenocarpy. In
an experiment, one set of flowers on a pistillate tree was bagged before anthesis
and ...
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Current Trends in the Embryology of Angiosperms
Chapter. 17. PARTHENOCARPY. State of the Art ANGELO SPENA1 and
GIUSEPPE LEONARDO ROTINO2 1Faculty of Science, University of Verona,
Strada Le Grazie, 37134 Verona,and Research Institute for Vegetable Crops, via
Paullese ...
Sant Saran Bhojwani, Woong-Young Soh, 2001
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Desert Plants: Biology and Biotechnology
Table 11.2 Species of the plants in which parthenocarpy has been reported as a
strategy of defense against seed predators. The works are ordered according to
the year of publication. the physiological causes being the most studied, mainly ...
Kishan Gopal Ramawat, 2009
7.6.2 Genes conferring parthenocarpy in crops Parthenocarpy is exploited in
breeding programmes aimed at producing seedless fruit and vegetables. Banana
, grape, citrus, pineapple, tomato, capsicum, watermelon, pear and fig all provide
...
Sharman D. O'Neill, Jeremy A. Roberts, 2002
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Genetically Modified and non-Genetically Modified Food ...
5.8 PARTHENOCARPY Parthenocarpy is the production of fruit without
fertilisation. Parthenocarpic fruits are seedless and thus could contribute to
transgene containment by blocking transmission of transgenes through seed.
Moreover ...
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Citrus Genetics, Breeding and Biotechnology
Some male-sterile and self-incompatible accessions cannot produce seedless
fruits because of a lack of parthenocarpy. Thus, parthnenocarpy is an
indispensable trait for seedless fruit production and this character seems to be
widely present ...
Parthenocarpy The fruit is usually developed by the stimulus of fertilisation but in
some plants fruits are formed without fertilisation. Such fruits are called
parthenocarpic and the pehnomenon is known as parthenocarpy. Parthenocarpic
fruits ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «PARTHENOCARPY»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
parthenocarpy w wiadomościach.
Controlling Invasive Weeds In Nigeria
... that is, plant genes transfer technology like male and female sterility, seed sterility and parthenocarpy to neutralize the invasiveness of weeds ... «Nigerian Observer, Cze 15»
Persimmons now reaching peak harvest
Most Mohler and Szukis fruits are seedless – a sign of parthenocarpy – but occasional fruits have a seed or two, indicating that some pollination ... «Almanac Weekly, Paz 14»
Peffley: Cucumbers are cool for a number of reasons
Parthenocarpy is fruit formation without fertilization — the reason why pickling cucumbers have poorly developed seed. The result is seedless ... «LubbockOnline.com, Sie 14»
Inside the world's first seedless mango
... germinate so it's referred to as a non-viable seed and the process by which these non-viable seeds are developed is called parthenocarpy. «Fresh Fruit Portal, Sie 14»
Why are there no berries on some holly trees?
Some varieties of holly, for example Nelly Stevens Holly, will produce berries without fertilisation. This is called parthenocarpy, though they are ... «Irish Independent, Gru 13»
Problems with persimmons; how to capture the fruits at the right time
The reason persimmons fall from the tree before they ripen is the result of parthenocarpy, which a fascinating botanical phenomenon. «Los Angeles Daily News, Gru 13»
No need for fertilization with Spanish GM tomato
... tomato that can be grown without fertilization, through a process called “parthenocarpy” where the female fruit's ovaries develop on their own. «Fresh Fruit Portal, Maj 13»
Citrus Tree Farms
In most cases insects do the pollination, but there is also pollination processes known as “parthenocarpy” which requires cross-pollination with another citrus ... «Farms.com, Sty 13»
Paper on Tropical Tomato and New CV Now Online
27°C, lack of pollination resulted in parthenocarpy and consequently low marketable yield. While application of growth regulators (auxins) such ... «PR Web, Paz 11»
A Variety of Fruit Selections
... has changed from dioecious to monoecious, and the banana has achieved its well-known parthenocarpy (development without pollination), ... «earthtimes.org, Wrz 11»
