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- Parasitic plant responses to host plant signals: a model for subterran...
- The ability of plants to fulfill nutritional needs by parasitizing neighboring plants has originated several times in angiosperm evolution. Molecular tools are now being exploited to investigate the e...
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- Promotion and inhibition of flower formation in a dayneutral plant in ...
- Flower formation in the dayneutral tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L.) cultivar "Trapezond" was accelerated by graft union with the short-day tobacco "Maryland Mammoth" when the grafts were kept on short d...
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Uploaded: 1977-6-1
- A retrospective of an unconventionally trained plant pathologist: plan...
- Plant pathology evolved from its mycology-oriented origins into a science dealing with biochemical mechanisms of diseases, along with enhanced crop production through disease control. This retrospecti...
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- Plant neurobiology: from sensory biology, via plant communication, to ...
- In plants, numerous parameters of both biotic and abiotic environments are continuously monitored. Specialized cells are evolutionary-optimized for effective translation of sensory input into developm...
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- Cloning and characterization of a cDNA for the cytosolic isozyme of pl...
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- Interactions of plant zinc and plant species on the bioavailability of...
- Many cadmium-contaminated environments contain high levels of zinc. The effects of plant Zn and plant species on plant Cd bioavailability were tested in Japanese quail fed lettuce and spinach. Four gr...
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- Molecular basis of plant-plant communication mediated by plant volati...
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- Native plant and microbial contributions to a negative plant-plant int...
- A number of hypotheses have been suggested to explain why invasive exotic plants dramatically increase their abundance upon transport to a new range. The novel weapons hypothesis argues that phytotoxi...
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Uploaded: 2009-9-25