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Flower Development: The Antirrhinum Perspective
2006Abstract Research with the snapdragon, Antirrhinum majus, has a long history with many highlights, making this species a significant model system for comparative genetic, molecular, and ecological studies. In this chapter, we focus interest on flower development, in particular the genetic control of floral organ identity, floral asymmetry, and petal ...
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Molecular regulation of flower development
2019Over the past three decades, several hundred genes with important regulatory functions during reproductive development in angiosperms have been identified. While we do not yet know, in most cases, how these genes and their products act, fundamental insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying the formation of flowers have been obtained in recent ...
Bennett, Thomson, Frank, Wellmer
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Historical Interpretations of Flower Induction and Flower Development
2007AbstractThe modern analysis of flowers and flowering rests on description and interpretation of plant form. Chief among these is Goethe's foliar theory, which proposes that all aerial plant organs are analogous to a single organ. The foliar theory has underpinned all work on flower development, including modern molecular genetic analyses, as well as ...
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2009
The transition from vegetative growth to flowering occurs at the shoot apical meristem (Simpson et al. 1999; Parcy 2005). Floral induction causes an apical meristem to produce flowers, which consist of a complex array of specialized structures (Zeevaart 1976; Bernier 1998).
H. Yamashita, Y. Komeda
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The transition from vegetative growth to flowering occurs at the shoot apical meristem (Simpson et al. 1999; Parcy 2005). Floral induction causes an apical meristem to produce flowers, which consist of a complex array of specialized structures (Zeevaart 1976; Bernier 1998).
H. Yamashita, Y. Komeda
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Genetics of Flower Development
2015The flower is a unique feature of flowering plants. Recent research on molecular biology has indicated that a flower is the result of expression and interplay of several genes operating in a sequence. At least four pathways trigger floral evocation: temperature pathway (vernalization and ambient pathways), light quality pathway, photoperiod pathway and
K. V. Krishnamurthy, Bir Bahadur
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