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Boreal moss-microbe interactions are revealed through metagenome assembly of novel bacterial species. [PDF]
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Current Biology, 2023
Often overlooked, these small but otherwise brilliant plants began covering Earth's land masses more than 450 million years ago. They saw the dinosaurs come and go, and they saw us humans coming. Mosses, liverworts and hornworts comprise the bryophytes, the second largest monophyletic clade of land plants (embryophytes), after the vascular plants ...
Lüth, Volker, Reski, Ralf
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Often overlooked, these small but otherwise brilliant plants began covering Earth's land masses more than 450 million years ago. They saw the dinosaurs come and go, and they saw us humans coming. Mosses, liverworts and hornworts comprise the bryophytes, the second largest monophyletic clade of land plants (embryophytes), after the vascular plants ...
Lüth, Volker, Reski, Ralf
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Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2004
The production of recombinant proteins in moss bioreactors provides all of the benefits of molecular farming in plants but avoids many plant-specific disadvantages, such as the genetic instability of de-differentiated cells in suspension culture or the lack of containment during field production.
Decker, Eva L., Reski, Ralf
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The production of recombinant proteins in moss bioreactors provides all of the benefits of molecular farming in plants but avoids many plant-specific disadvantages, such as the genetic instability of de-differentiated cells in suspension culture or the lack of containment during field production.
Decker, Eva L., Reski, Ralf
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The Bryologist, 1915
There has been no list of the mosses of Bermuda published since I885,* when William Mitten studied the collections made by the Challenger Expedition and enumerated five genera and eight species, of which two were described as new. One of these, Trichostomum bermudanum Mitt., has proved to be endemic and two others, Tortula melanocarpa Mitt.
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There has been no list of the mosses of Bermuda published since I885,* when William Mitten studied the collections made by the Challenger Expedition and enumerated five genera and eight species, of which two were described as new. One of these, Trichostomum bermudanum Mitt., has proved to be endemic and two others, Tortula melanocarpa Mitt.
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Gastroenterology, 1952
Summary 1.The clinical features of a case of Mosse's syndrome, i.e. polycythemia vera with cirrhosis of the liver, are described. 2.The differential diagnosis is briefly discussed.
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Summary 1.The clinical features of a case of Mosse's syndrome, i.e. polycythemia vera with cirrhosis of the liver, are described. 2.The differential diagnosis is briefly discussed.
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2014
George Mosse died on January 22, 1999. News of his death quickly spread in Italy, where, with the exception of the historian Ernst Nolte, all the articles in the daily newspapers highlighted his innovative approaches to analyzing irrationalism and “new politics.” The same leftist group of historians that had distanced itself from Mosse’s methodology ...
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George Mosse died on January 22, 1999. News of his death quickly spread in Italy, where, with the exception of the historian Ernst Nolte, all the articles in the daily newspapers highlighted his innovative approaches to analyzing irrationalism and “new politics.” The same leftist group of historians that had distanced itself from Mosse’s methodology ...
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2004
Phytochromes are photoreceptors that are most sensitive in the red region of the visible spectrum. Their unique red-far-red photoreversibility has allowed early spectral detection and characterization in plants. In mosses, phytochrome controls spore germination, phototropism, polarotropism, side branch formation, chlorophyll accumulation, chloroplast ...
Lamparter, T., Brücker, G.
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Phytochromes are photoreceptors that are most sensitive in the red region of the visible spectrum. Their unique red-far-red photoreversibility has allowed early spectral detection and characterization in plants. In mosses, phytochrome controls spore germination, phototropism, polarotropism, side branch formation, chlorophyll accumulation, chloroplast ...
Lamparter, T., Brücker, G.
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Mosse after Mosse: An Ambivalent Legacy
2014The article underlines George L. Mosse's legacy in Italian historiographical debate. Starting from the reactions to Mosse's death it highilights the new lines of research influenced by Mosse's work on nationalism, fascism, national socialism, racism, anti-semitism and gender studies, showing the ambivalence of the reception of his researches.
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The Bryologist, 1926
From time to time I receive letters from members to whom I send specimens of mosses, asking for information regarding data on envelopes reading: "Habitat, rocks, west hill," or "Limestone crevice, west hill," Owen sound, Ontario. In the following sketch I will endeavor to tell something of this station: Great fissures have their beginning at the edge ...
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From time to time I receive letters from members to whom I send specimens of mosses, asking for information regarding data on envelopes reading: "Habitat, rocks, west hill," or "Limestone crevice, west hill," Owen sound, Ontario. In the following sketch I will endeavor to tell something of this station: Great fissures have their beginning at the edge ...
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