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Elucidating the drought-responsive changes in poplar cuticular waxes: a GWAS analysis of genes involved in fatty acid biosynthesis. [PDF]
Tree PhysiolKaraca-Bulut M +3 more
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Climate change and silvicultural practices promoted the emergence of a novel pest of poplar stands
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Proceedings of the 2nd workshop on Free composition @ onward! 2011, 2011
Class evolution in object-oriented programming often causes so-called breaking changes, largely because of the rigidity of component interconnections in the form of explicit method calls and field accesses. We present a Java extension, Poplar, which we are currently developing.
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Class evolution in object-oriented programming often causes so-called breaking changes, largely because of the rigidity of component interconnections in the form of explicit method calls and field accesses. We present a Java extension, Poplar, which we are currently developing.
DILLEN SY +4 more
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2018
First publications of successful Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of tobacco were published more than 30 years ago. Protocols for Agrobacterium-based transformation as well as biolistic bombardment and PEG transformation of protoplasts are available for more than 150 plant species from various plant families.
Tobias, Bruegmann +4 more
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First publications of successful Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of tobacco were published more than 30 years ago. Protocols for Agrobacterium-based transformation as well as biolistic bombardment and PEG transformation of protoplasts are available for more than 150 plant species from various plant families.
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Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 1989
Assiniboine poplar is a male clone which is suitable for farmstead shelterbelt planting on the Canadian prairies. The poplar has superior hardiness, and is relatively fast growing. It is readily propagated from hardwood cuttings.Key words: Poplar, Shelterbelt tree improvement, cultivar description, Populus × Assiniboine
W. R. SCHROEDER, C. H. LINDQUIST
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Assiniboine poplar is a male clone which is suitable for farmstead shelterbelt planting on the Canadian prairies. The poplar has superior hardiness, and is relatively fast growing. It is readily propagated from hardwood cuttings.Key words: Poplar, Shelterbelt tree improvement, cultivar description, Populus × Assiniboine
W. R. SCHROEDER, C. H. LINDQUIST
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2006
Although species within the genus Populus are, in general, easier to transform and regenerate in vitro than most other trees, many poplar species are very recalcitrant. Many protocols that previously have been reported were developed for a specific genotype or species.
Richard, Meilan, Caiping, Ma
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Although species within the genus Populus are, in general, easier to transform and regenerate in vitro than most other trees, many poplar species are very recalcitrant. Many protocols that previously have been reported were developed for a specific genotype or species.
Richard, Meilan, Caiping, Ma
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Poplar Tent-Maker Control on Poplar, 1978
Insecticide and Acaricide Tests, 1979Abstract A research block of poplars, hybrid Androscoggin, 3-5m high was used for insecticide evaluation. Larvae of the poplar tent-maker were defoliating the trees. Spray applications were made to the portions of the tree where active larvae were congregating within folded leaves.
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Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 1980
Populus × canescens ’Tower’ combines qualities of improved root-ability and foliage found in the female parent, P. alba L., with hardiness and columnar growth form of its male parent, P. tremula L. ’Erecta’. The distinctly columnar growth form makes the tree useful for landscape and shelterbelt applications.
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Populus × canescens ’Tower’ combines qualities of improved root-ability and foliage found in the female parent, P. alba L., with hardiness and columnar growth form of its male parent, P. tremula L. ’Erecta’. The distinctly columnar growth form makes the tree useful for landscape and shelterbelt applications.
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