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Identification of chromosome ploidy and analysis of breeding system of different Rosa odorata
Xibei zhiwu xuebao[Objective] Rosa odorata is an important germplasm resource of Rosa, which has high value of appreciation and utilization. In order to promote the development and utilization of the germplasm resources, the chromosome ploidy, floral synthesis, and ...
HOU Qiumei +5 more
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Acta Botânica Brasílica, 2009 Eugenia uniflora,E. punicifolia,E. neonitida and E. rotundifolia are perennial species, usually shrubs, which occur in the restinga of the Grumari Natural Municipal Park, in western Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
André Luiz Gomes da Silva +1 more
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Evolution of Plant Breeding Systems [PDF]
Current Biology, 2006 Breeding systems are important, and often neglected, aspects of the natural biology of organisms, affecting homozygosity and thus many aspects of their biology, including levels and patterns of genetic diversity and genome evolution. Among the different plant mating systems, it is useful to distinguish two types of systems: 'sex systems ...
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Gayana: Botanica, 2012 Adesmia bijuga Phil. is an endemic shrub in central Chile, classified as a critically endangered species of plant. After more than 100 years since its original description by R. A.
PERSY GÓMEZ P +2 more
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Brazilian Journal of BiologyPhenology and reproductive biology of cultivated species are important for the comprehension of the requirements for fruit and seed production and the management of pollinators.
N. A. S. Nunes +2 more
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Adaptive capacity of female rabbits submitted to a change in breeding practices
World Rabbit Science, 2016 The aim of this study was to test the consequences of a change in breeding practices on 219 multiparous rabbit does over 2 reproductive cycles (5th and 6th insemination).
M. Theau.Clément +4 more
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Breeding Systems in Cortaderia (Gramineae) [PDF]
Evolution, 1973 Male sterility has long been known in the grass genus Cortaderia and the species have traditionally been described as dioecious (Stapf, 1897; Pilger, 1906; Hitchcock, 1927; Conert, 1961). However, Connor and Penny (1960) described gynodioecism in one New Zealand species, and it was later shown that all New Zealand Cortaderias are gynodioecious, as well
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International Journal of Plant BiologyPuya raimondii, an endangered high-Andean species, exhibits life-history traits that may strongly influence its reproductive strategy; however, its reproductive biology remains poorly understood. Here, we assessed its floral biology, breeding system, and
Fernando H. Calderon-Quispe +2 more
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BREEDING SYSTEM POLYMORPHISM IN A HETEROSTYLOUS SPECIES [PDF]
Evolution, 1976 Heterostylous breeding systems have been the subject of continued interest since the work of Hildebrand (1866, 1871, 1887) and Darwin (1865, 1877) revealed the association of floral heteromorphism with an incompatibility system enforcing outcrossing.
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The Spring of Systems Biology-Driven Breeding
Trends in Plant Science, 2018 Genetics and molecular biology have contributed to the development of rationalized plant breeding programs. Recent developments in both high-throughput experimental analyses of biological systems and in silico data processing offer the possibility to address the whole gene regulatory network (GRN) controlling a given trait. GRN models can be applied to
Lavarenne, J. +4 more
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