Titlebook: Advances in Plant Dormancy; James V. Anderson Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 buds.dormancy.environment.hormo

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Planning for Surgical Complicationsvival after episodes of severe abiotic stress. Although leafy spurge is considered an invasive weed in North American ecosystems, it has found value as a model for examining how environmental factors influence molecular processes associated with well-defined phases of dormancy in UABs. A transition

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Ulrich Spandau,Gabor B. Schariothtence of environmental adaptation. Dormancy is one form of growth arrest that commonly occurs in seeds and axillary buds. Transcriptomes of germinating seeds and axillary buds display some characteristic features in over-represented .-acting elements in the promoters of genes whose expressions are a

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Ulrich Spandau,Gabor B. Schariothst wealth of information has been generated on how environmental and developmental signals impact dormancy in buds and seeds. At the molecular level, these studies have identified many factors including light (photoperiod), temperature (cold), hormones, circadian clock, and epigenetic regulation tha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-14451-1buds; dormancy; environment; hormones; seeds; Systems Biology; climate change impacts

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978-3-319-35844-4Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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Kai-Uwe R. Strelow,Erhard Kaiser. genes encode transcription factors suspected of regulating bud dormancy in numerous perennials. This chapter discusses the functional genetics and regulation of these genes. Further, this chapter summarizes the supporting evidence for these transcription factors playing a central role in seasonal bud dormancy induction and maintenance.

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James V. AndersonLatest information on plant dormancy.Written by the leading scholars in the field.Latest applications and directions for future research?.Includes supplementary material:

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Special IOL Fixation Techniquesrequirement for germination. Recent studies have suggested the possible mechanistic overlap of these two developmental responses to chilling exposure. However, an extensive comparison of bud and seed chilling requirement has not been made in any one species. Advantages and disadvantages of peach as a model for this work are discussed.