Developmental regulation of stolon and rhizome
Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2021 Stolons and rhizomes are modified stems for vegetative reproduction. While stolons grow above the ground, rhizomes grow beneath the ground. Stolons and rhizomes maintain the genotypes of hybrids and hence are invaluable for agricultural propagation. Diploid strawberry is a model for studying stolon development.
Zhongchi Liu
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Stolon Formation in Chlorophytum1
HortScience, 1976 Abstract Daylengths ≤ 12 hours greatly reduced the time required to form visible stolons in Chlorophytum. Three weeks of 8 hour daylengths were the minimum number of short days required to reduce the days to visible stolon formation. The all-green plant (Chlorophytum capense (L.) Voss) was less responsive to photoperiod than the variegated plant ...
P. Allen Hammer
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Transcriptomic profiles reveal hormonal regulation of sugar-induced stolon initiation in potato [PDF]
Scientific ReportsPotato (Solanum tuberosum L.) is one of the world’s most important non-cereal food crops, with stolon development playing a crucial role in determining tuber yield.
Xiaoqing Wang +5 more
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Efficient In Vitro Plantlet Regeneration from Stolon Explants and Genetic Stability Assessment Using ISSR Markers in the Ornamental Fern Hypolepis punctata [PDF]
PlantsHypolepis punctata, an aromatic fern with insect-resistant and ornamental potential. Up to date, no studies have reported its micropropagation, particularly using vegetative organs as explants.
Xinyuan Wang +6 more
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Regeneration Capacity of Small Clonal Fragments of the Invasive Mikania micrantha H.B.K.: Effects of Burial Depth and Stolon Internode Length [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2013 The perennial stoloniferous herbaceous vine Mikania micrantha H.B.K. is among the most noxious exotic invaders in China and the world. Disturbance can fragment stolons of M. micrantha and disperse these fragments over long distances or bury them in soils
Q-Q Huang
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Burial Depth and Stolon Internode Length Independently Affect Survival of Small Clonal Fragments [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2011 Disturbance can fragment plant clones into different sizes and unstabilize soils to different degrees, so that clonal fragments of different sizes can be buried in soils at different depths.
Bi-Cheng Dong, Qian Zhang, Fei-Hai Yu
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Viola xinchengensis (Violaceae), a new species from central Guangxi, China [PDF]
PhytoKeysViola xinchengensis (Violaceae), a new species from Guangxi, China, is established on the basis of morphological and molecular evidence. This new species resembles V.
Gui-Yuan Wei +7 more
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Stolon Formation in Certain Species of Trypanosyllis [PDF]
Journal of Cell Science, 1913 ABSTRACT In 1896 a single specimen of a Syllid Polychæt was discovered by the Columbia University Expedition to Puget Sound, in which the reproductive individuals or stolons were produced from the ventral surface of the last two segments to the number of fifty or more, arranged in a compact rosette instead of such a linear chain as ...
F. A. Potts
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Transcriptomic and Physiological Analyses for the Role of Hormones and Sugar in Axillary Bud Development of Wild Strawberry Stolon [PDF]
PlantsStrawberries are mainly propagated by stolons, which can be divided into monopodial and sympodial types. Monopodial stolons consistently produce ramets at each node following the initial single dormant bud, whereas sympodial stolons develop a dormant bud
Genqian Lan +9 more
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Structure and signaling at hydroid polyp-stolon junctions, revisited [PDF]
Biology Open, 2015 The gastrovascular system of colonial hydroids is central to homeostasis, yet its functional biology remains poorly understood. A probe (2′,7′-dichlorodihydrofluorescein diacetate) for reactive oxygen species (ROS) identified fluorescent objects at polyp-
Katherine L. Harmata +5 more
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