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Siberian Perennial Flax. (Linum perenne, L.)

Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens, Kew), 1890
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Life history variation in blue flax (Linum perenne: Linaceae): seed germination phenology

American Journal of Botany, 1994
Linum perenne L. is a nonclonal perennial herb widely distributed across a range of habitats. Variation in seed germination patterns was examined for 21 Intermountain collections and for the commercial cultivar ‘Appar’. Collections from sites with long, snowy winters were largely dormant at harvest and responded positively to chilling. Collections from
Susan E. Meyer, Stanley G. Kitchen
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A new species of Linum (Linaceae) from Iran with a focus on description of Linum turcomanicum in view of morphological and molecular analyses

, 2017
The genus Linum consists of 15 species in Iran. A new species as well as a new record from Iran is described and illustrated here as L. khorassanicum and L. turcomanicum, respectively.
M. Behroozian, J. Vaezi, M. Joharchi, Farshid Memariani   +3 more
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Chloroplast DNA variability among Linum species

, 1987
We have compared the chloroplast DNA maps of a selection of Linum species, using recombinant DNA probes derived from L. usitatissimum chloroplast DNA. The heterologous probes have allowed us to construct physical maps for seven other Linum species.
D. Coates, C. Cullis
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Plant Regeneration from Protoplasts in Linum

, 1987
Protoplasts of eight wild Linum species and 14 genotypes of flax, isolated from different parts of seedlings and from shoot apices, were regenerated to callus in medium V-KM (Binding and Nehls 1977). Plant regeneration was obtained in L.
H. Ling, H. Binding
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THE ROLE OF PERSISTENT SEPALS IN THE REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF LINUM PRA TENSE (LINACEAE)

, 1984
Linum pratense is a native annual of Oklahoma and Texas and has fugacious, or short-lived, petals. After the petals fall, the sepals move inward and push the dehiscing anthers onto the stigma, resulting in self-pollination.
G. Uno
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Cell selection for increasing resistance of ornamental plants to copper

Environmental science and pollution research international, 2022
E. A. Gladkov, I. I. Tashlieva, O. V. Gladkova   +2 more
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Das Spitzenwachstum der Bastfasern bei Linum usitatissimum und Linum perenne

1951
Schoch-Bodmer, Helen, Huber, Paul
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Über das Vorkommen vonLinum perenne L. in Liechtenstein

Österreichische Botanische Zeitschrift, 1911
Dr. Handel-Mazzetti
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THE OVERCOMING OF SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN HETEROSTYLED SPECIES LINUM PERENNE L. USING LECTINS

2015
Levchuk, Hanna, Lyakh, Viktor, Costa, Maria Manuela Ribeiro   +2 more
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