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Leaf size estimation based on leaf length, width and shape [PDF]
AbstractBackground and AimsLeaf size has considerable ecological relevance, making it desirable to obtain leaf size estimations for as many species worldwide as possible. Current global databases, such as TRY, contain leaf size data for ~30 000 species, which is only ~8% of known species worldwide.
Julian Schrader +7 more
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A Growth-Based Framework for Leaf Shape Development and Diversity [PDF]
How do genes modify cellular growth to create morphological diversity? We study this problem in two related plants with differently shaped leaves: Arabidopsis thaliana (simple leaf shape) and Cardamine hirsuta (complex shape with leaflets).
Daniel Kierzkowski +2 more
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Genetic Mapping for Leaf Shape and Leaf Size in Non-Heading Chinese Cabbage by a RIL Population
Leaves are the predominant photosynthetic and edible organs in non-heading Chinese cabbage (Brassica campestris ssp. chinensis, NHCC), contributing significantly to yield, appearance, and desirability to consumers.
Tianzi Zhao +8 more
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Leaf shape in Populus tremula is a complex, omnigenic trait. [PDF]
Leaf shape is a defining feature of how we recognize and classify plant species. Although there is extensive variation in leaf shape within many species, few studies have disentangled the underlying genetic architecture.
Mähler N +9 more
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Allometric Individual Leaf Area Estimation in Chrysanthemum
A model for estimating the area of individual leaves (LA) by employing their dimensions was developed for chrysanthemum. Further hypotheses were tested: (a) LA estimation is improved by considering blade length (Lb) rather than leaf length (L), and (b) a
Dimitrios Fanourakis +2 more
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Patterns of leaf morphological variation in Quercus frainetto Ten. growing on different soil types in Serbia [PDF]
Leaf morphology is at a certain level defined by the ways in which plants adapt to different habitats, especially in large trees. In this study, morphological variations in leaf size and shape of the Hungarian oak (Quercus frainetto Ten.) growing on ...
Jovanović Marija +5 more
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Higuchi Y, Kawakita A (2022) Shape-dependent leaf manipulation in the leaf rolling weevil Phymatapoderus pavens (Coleoptera: Attelabidae).
Atsushi Kawakita (3261408) +1 more
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ATAC‐seq exposes differences in chromatin accessibility leading to distinct leaf shapes in mulberry
Mulberry leaf shape is an important agronomic trait indicating yield, growth, development, and habitat variation. China was the earliest country in the world to grow mulberry for sericulture, and it is also one of the great contributions of the Chinese ...
Lei Wang +8 more
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Geometric and topological approaches to shape variation in
Leaf shape is a key plant trait that varies enormously. The range of applications for data on this trait requires frequent methodological development so that researchers have an up-to-date toolkit with which to quantify leaf shape. We generated a dataset
Haibin Hang +3 more
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Morphological characterization of Indian pummelo (Citrus maxima)
The present study was conducted with the aim to characterize different indigenous pummelo genotypes based on 19 quantitative and 9 qualitative traits. Leaf shape, leaf margin shape, leaf apex shape, petiole wing, petiole wing shape, fruit shape, fruit ...
A K DUBEY +4 more
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