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Backyard Orchard Glossary
... , and young fruit (spring) or near mature fruit or other tissues (fall). Top G Genetic Dwarf Genetic dwarfs are trees in which the internodes of the cultivar (scion) are greatly compressed. They ... pollination. Self-sterile Two varieties are needed for pollination. Sport A sport is a mutation (genetic change), naturally occurring or induced to arise from a bud. It differs from the parent plant ...
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HostaRegistrar.org: American Hosta Society Online Registry and Hosta Plant Database
... in to the midrib; e.g. H. 'Stetson'. GENOTYPE - The genetic makeup of a plant. GENUS - taxonomic division of related species below family ... spotting of leaf blade; e.g. H.'Cynthia'. MUTATION – a genetic change of DNA in an individual. NECROSIS - the death or dying of ... a main stem by pedicels. REVERT – (in Hosta) the change of a variegated sport back to its original solid colored predecessor ...
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0400news
... rank below genus, containing related, individual plants. Sport - A mutation, caused by induced or spontaneous genetic change, which may produce shoots with different characteristics, or flowers of a different color from the ...
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APSnet Education Center - Introductory Topics - What are Fungicides?
... protectants are defined by the EPA as "pesticidal substances that plants produce from genetic material that has been added to the plant". (c) Biochemical biopesticides contain naturally ... exhibit cross resistance. Occasionally negative cross resistance occurs between unrelated fungicides because the genetic change that confers resistance to one fungicide makes the resistant isolate more sensitive to ...
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... rest of the plant or others plants of its kind. This is caused by a genetic change that may be accidental or spontaneous, or intentionally induced. Therefore, if a pink flower appears ...
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Statement on Evolution, Botanical Society of America
... and hybrid vigor made both emmer and breadwheat larger, more vigorous wheats. Lastly, a genetic change in breadwheat from the wild goatgrass chromosomes allowed for the chaff to be ... religious authority and sacred texts, many phenomena previously attributed to the supernatural (disease, genetic defects, lightning, blights and plagues, epilepsy, eclipses, comets, mental illness, etc.) became known ...
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PELARGONIUM SPORTS
... plant? My definition of a ‘sport’ would be a mutation or genetic change causing it to have divergent characteristics to the mother plant. ... is concerned, this consideration should only be viable if the genetic change makes it distinct from all other plants available. Too often ... i.e. ‘Pink Dolly Vardon’ (colour change in the flower) or ‘Golden Lilac Gem’ (change of colour in the foliage). Completely new ...
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ICPP98 Paper Number 2.2.2S
... of alleles whose precise origins are unknown, and are dependent upon simplifying assumptions. Diploid genetic individuals of Armillaria gallica thought to be at least one million mitotic cell ... history of genetic change within the individual is evident in a spatial pattern reflecting growth from a point of origin. In parallel studies, we are also examining genetic change in experimental populations ...
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Chemical Sensitivity Due to Genetic Differences
... Genetic Differences Chemical Sensitivity Due to Genetic Differences Genetic variability is one of the major contributors to drug and chemical sensitivity. Genetic variability exists between all individuals to one degree or another. This variation is the basis for all evolutionary change ...
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Climate change and crop production: contributions, impacts, and adaptations
... world food production as temperature increases become larger. Potential adaptations are (1) management and genetic alterations to crops, (2) legislative changes, (3) policy and economic changes, and (4) ... content, and allowing production of bio-products such as bio-fuels. Key words: climate change, crop production, impact, adaptations. Back to Table of Contents Résumé : Les productions végétales ...
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