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Wounding-Induced Cell Wall Ph Shifts In Coleoptile Segments Of Various Poaceae, Winfried Peters
Wounding-Induced Cell Wall Ph Shifts In Coleoptile Segments Of Various Poaceae, Winfried Peters
Winfried S. Peters
Iaa Breakdown And Its Effect On Auxin-Induced Cell Wall Acidification In Maize Coleoptile Segments, Winfried Peters, Christa Lommel, Hubert Felle
Iaa Breakdown And Its Effect On Auxin-Induced Cell Wall Acidification In Maize Coleoptile Segments, Winfried Peters, Christa Lommel, Hubert Felle
Winfried S. Peters
Spiroplasma Chrysopicola Sp. Nov., Spiroplasma Gladiatoris Sp. Nov., Spiroplasma Helicoides Sp. Nov., And Spiroplasma Tabanidicola Sp. Nov., From Tabanid (Diptera: Tabanidae) Flies, Robert F. Whitcomb, Frank E. French, Joseph G. Tully, Gail E. Gasparich, David L. Rose, Patricia Carle, Joseph M. Bove, Roberta B. Henegar, Meghnad Konai, Kevin J. Hackett, Jean R. Adams, Truman B. Clark, David L. Williamson
Spiroplasma Chrysopicola Sp. Nov., Spiroplasma Gladiatoris Sp. Nov., Spiroplasma Helicoides Sp. Nov., And Spiroplasma Tabanidicola Sp. Nov., From Tabanid (Diptera: Tabanidae) Flies, Robert F. Whitcomb, Frank E. French, Joseph G. Tully, Gail E. Gasparich, David L. Rose, Patricia Carle, Joseph M. Bove, Roberta B. Henegar, Meghnad Konai, Kevin J. Hackett, Jean R. Adams, Truman B. Clark, David L. Williamson
Gail Gasparich
The Determination Of Relative Elemental Growth Rate Profiles From Segmental Growth Rates (A Methodological Evaluation), Winfried Peters, Nirit Bernstein
The Determination Of Relative Elemental Growth Rate Profiles From Segmental Growth Rates (A Methodological Evaluation), Winfried Peters, Nirit Bernstein
Winfried S. Peters
Selective Predation On The Seeds Of Woody Plants, Scott J. Meiners, Edmund W. Stiles
Selective Predation On The Seeds Of Woody Plants, Scott J. Meiners, Edmund W. Stiles
Scott J. Meiners
Selective predation on the seeds of woody plants. J. Torrey Bot. Soc. 124: 67-70). 1997.-Seed predation may be an important factor influencing the structure of successional plant communities. We used a cafeteria-style experiment, placed in an old field and an early successional forest, to determine predator preferences for seeds of nine species of woody plants. Intensity of seed predation was equivalent in both sites. Seed predators preferred Acer saccharum, flex vertic illata, and Viburnum dentatum, but this was not related to seed mass. Predation intensity was more variable in the old field than in the forest, possibly related to the …
Isolation Of A Mannose-Binding And Ige- And Igm-Reactive Lectin From The Seeds Of Artocarpus Integer, Onn Haji Hashim
Isolation Of A Mannose-Binding And Ige- And Igm-Reactive Lectin From The Seeds Of Artocarpus Integer, Onn Haji Hashim
Onn Haji Hashim
A mannose-binding lectin, termed champedak lectin-M, was isolated from an extract of the crude seeds of champedak (Artocarpus integer). On gel filtration chromatography, the lectin eluted in a single peak at elution volumes corresponding to 64 kDa, SDS-PAGE showed the mannose-binding lectin to be composed of 16.8 kDa polypeptides with some of the polypeptides being disulphide-linked to give dimers. When tested with all isotypes of immunoglobulins, champedak lectin-M demonstrated a selective strong interaction with human IgE and IgM, and a weak interaction with IgA2, The binding interactions of lectin-M were metal ion independent. The lectin was also shown to interact …
Effects Of Elevated Co2 And Defoliation On Grasses: A Comparative Ecosystem Approach, Brian J. Wilsey, James S. Coleman, Samuel J. Mcnaughton
Effects Of Elevated Co2 And Defoliation On Grasses: A Comparative Ecosystem Approach, Brian J. Wilsey, James S. Coleman, Samuel J. Mcnaughton
Brian J. Wilsey
Three plant species from each of three grassland ecosystems were grown under elevated (700 mL/m3) and ambient (350 mL/m3) CO2 and were defoliated or left undefoliated to test whether species response to elevated CO2 and grazing is related to evolutionary grazing history or to mode of photosynthesis. The three ecosystems represented a tropical grassland dominated by C4 species (the Serengeti of Africa), a temperate grassland dominated by a mixture of C3 and C4 species (Flooding Pampa of South America), and a northern temperate grassland dominated by C3 species (Yellowstone National Park of North America). Plants were grown in growth chambers …
The Spiroplasma Motility Inhibition Test, A New Method For Determining Intraspecific Variation Among Colorado Potato Beetle Spiroplasmas, Kevin J. Hackett, J. J. Lipa, G. E. Gasparich, D. E. Lynn, M. Konai, M. Camp, R. F. Whitcomb
The Spiroplasma Motility Inhibition Test, A New Method For Determining Intraspecific Variation Among Colorado Potato Beetle Spiroplasmas, Kevin J. Hackett, J. J. Lipa, G. E. Gasparich, D. E. Lynn, M. Konai, M. Camp, R. F. Whitcomb
Gail Gasparich