Titlebook: Development; Genetics, Epigenetic Vincenzo E. A. Russo,David J. Cove,Francesco Salam Textbook 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 A

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Flower Development: Genetic Views and Molecular News leaves and further side shoots, known as lateral shoots. As the plant enters the reproductive phase it begins to produce flowers that are composed of several distinct organ types. The various lateral organs of the adult plant are not formed during embryogenesis. Differentiation is continuous throug

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Genetic Control of Endosperm Developmentopment and dispersal. are not necessarily concurrent, and are often events favoured by different physiological circumstances. Seed development occurs typically when the plant is synthesizing a surplus of metabolites, whereas seed dispersal often occurs towards the end of the life span of annual plan

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Environmental Light Signals and the Development of ,e primary function of the leaf is photosynthesis, that of the stem is support, and that of the root is anchorage and absorption of water and minerals. Because plants cannot move, to maintain their supply of water and inorganic elements and to reach the optimal light exposure for the photosynthetic a

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Plant-Microorganism Symbiosisume nodule is a peculiar structure that develops in a peculiar way. As a structure, this organ is concerned with the biochemical conversion of nitrogen gas into ammonia. As a developmental process, nodule formation involves synergy between two genomes, that of a bacterium and that of a plant, which

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Short Plane Supports for Spatial Hypergraphserent, specialized cells. Although the yeast . is a unicellular organism, its life cycle presents examples of both symmetric and asymmetric differentiation, and the study of these processes has provided insights into the critical decision making events that underlie development.

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Giuseppe Di Battista,Fabrizio Frati signals involved in cell and tissue patterning and the characterization of a small number of genes that are involved in the patterning process. The final section will deal with the development of lateral roots and how environmental factors such as NO. availability, impingeupon the development of root architecture.