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The Role of Root and Shoot Structures in CH₄ Transport and Release in Wetland Plants. [PDF]

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Ge M, Qiu Y.
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Development of an Efficient In Vitro Propagation Method for <i>Acmella oleracea</i> (L.) R.K. Jansen. [PDF]

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Szarvas P, Csabai J, Kolesnyk A, Dobránszki J.   +3 more
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Addressing Vitamin B₁₂ deficiency through aeroponic fortification of a salad crop (Pisum sativum). [PDF]

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Eldridge BM, Javvadi SG, Perez-Moral N, Sweetman J, de Barros Dantas LL, Saha S, Lynch DA, Hunt T, Clough SE, Toussaint J, Worrall A, Manzoni LR, Robinson N, Franklin KA, Edwards CH, Clarke J, Farmer J, Warren M, Dodd AN.   +18 more
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Phytotoxic and Eustress Effects of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles (CuO, Mn_xO_x, and ZnO NPs) on Plants. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Strekalovskaya EI, Perfileva AI, Krutovsky KV.   +2 more
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Functional domains in plant shoot meristems

BioEssays, 2001
The development of higher plants depends on the activity of a shoot apical meristem. Organs are formed on the flanks of the meristem, while pluripotent stem cells are found in a separate domain in the meristem centre. Further domains are distinguished by the expression patterns of genes that control the development of the shoot meristem.
U, Brand, M, Hobe, R, Simon
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Patterning and Polarity in Seed Plant Shoots

Annual Review of Plant Biology, 2008
Leaves and stems are ultimately derived from the shoot apical meristem (SAM); leaves arise from the peripheral zone of the SAM and stem tissue is derived from both the peripheral and central zones of the SAM. Both the peripheral and central regions of the SAM are formed during embryogenesis when the basic body plan of the plant is established ...
John L, Bowman, Sandra K, Floyd
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Transformation of Plants Via the Shoot Apex

2003
The terms "meristem" and "shoot tip" culture have often been indiscriminately interchanged. According to Cutter 1), the apical meristem refers to only that portion of the shoot apex lying distal to the youngest leaf primordium. The shoot apex, or shoot tip, consists of the apical meristem and one to three subjacent leaf primordia.
R H, Smith, E, Ulian, J H, Gould
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Function of plant shoot meristems

Seminars in Cell & Developmental Biology, 2001
Growth and development of higher plants is directed by the continuous activity of meristems, sites of sustained cell division. Organs are formed at the flanks of the shoot meristem, while the central region contains pluripotent stem cells. The developmental programme of the meristem is coordinated by interactions between cells in separate regions of ...
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