genetic control

Listing 1 - 10 from 245 for genetic control
English [8] French [2]

Rhizomorphs Questions
... which are coarser and thin walled. Strands are essentially a collection of hyphae united under genetic control. The level of specialisation of function appears limited. Top Question 3 How do rhizomorphs prevent ...
bugs.bio.usyd.edu.au

Mycology - Structure and Function - Sclerotia and Stromata
... rounded hyphal structures which enable survival through stressful times. Their formation appears to be under genetic control, and is not necessarily related to stress at the time of formation. The germination of ...
bugs.bio.usyd.edu.au More from this site

Tree Physiology, Author Guide
... . Age- and size-related trends in woody plant shoot development: regulatory pathways and evidence for Genetic control. Tree Physiol. 22:507-513. Harley, J.L. 1969. The biology of mycorrhizae. Plant Sci ...
heronpublishing.com

A New Tree Biology
... is under moderate to strong genetic control. The ability of microorganisms to compete successfully with others and to spread within the compartments is also under genetic control. These concepts help explain long ... for new life. Some tree species, or even protection properties. These features are under genetic control. A major protection boundary that determines the longevity of many trees is the ...
home.ccil.org

Biology 201 Course Information
... included in Biology 201 are structure, reproduction and metabolism of cells, molecular genetics, inheritance, and genetic control of organisms. Details of subjects covered are listed on the course syllabus/calendar. The course ...
scidiv.bcc.ctc.edu

Chemical Sensitivity Due to Genetic Differences
... to 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 ... cause progressive brain damage. Dietary restriction of foods and drinks containing phenylalanine can control this illness. It should be noted that the artificial sweetner aspartame contains ...
extoxnet.orst.edu

Microbial weed control: an off-beat application of plant pathology
... genetic variability in the pathogen and the host, and (vi) environmental influences on the host and the pathogen. The potential of plant pathogens as bioherbicides is described using Alternaria cirsinoxia for control of Canada thistle (Cirsium arvense) as a case study. Key words: bioherbicide, biological control, Alternaria cirsinoxia, Canada thistle, weed control. Back to ...
pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca

Genetic engineering of plants to enhance resistance to fungal pathogens-a review of progress and future prospects
... of plants to enhance resistance to fungal pathogens-a review of progress and future prospects Genetic engineering of plants to enhance resistance to fungal pathogens—a review of progress and ... the strategy employed as well as with the characteristics of the fungal pathogen, and disease control has never been complete. Manipulation of salicylic acid, ethylene, and cytokinin levels in transgenic ...
pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca More from this site

Tree of Life: Genetic Connections
... their parents. But how do you get from these obvious, close genetic relationships to the more distant genetic relationships between species that are as different as daisies and elephants? ... Treehouses Images/Media About News Goals Structure Home Picture Accessibility Citing the ToL Quality Control ToL Development Policies People Acknowledgments advanced Group Search Text Search Image Search go ...
tolweb.org

ASPB - Public Affairs - ASPB STATEMENT ON PLANT GENETIC ENGINEERING
... of human involvement in the genetic modification of crop species. It allows for the transfer into a plant of specific, characterized genes under known regulatory control. The precision of this technology coupled with the knowledge of the specific nature of the manipulated genetic information make the risks of unintended ...
www.aspb.org

These listings are filtered
View all for genetic control