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Species & Cultivars
... interbreed (in most cases) resulting in populations that are intergrading (interspecific) hybrid swarms. Only geographic isolation will keep Hosta species from hybridizing in nature. For this reason, the biological definition ... so nested into the next higher rank, genera into family, families into order, orders into class, classes into division and all of these combined make up and are nested into ...
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CSSA Newsletters #14
... different plant are required for pollination. E. millii and E. lophagona are examples of this class. I suspect that the lack of receptiveness also applies to clones from a common ... for separation of Pachypodium lealii and Pachypodium saundersii while admitting this is based on geographic isolation rather than morphology. It is not all splitting, however. In the milkweeds Larryleachia is placed ...
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Nature Photography Certificate - The Morton Arboretum
... Learn to use equipment geared toward plant photography and to use selective focusing, isolation, and perspective to enhance the plant as subject. Prerequisite: Introduction to Nature Photography ... or incomplete. Grades are based on attendance standards and instructor reviews, including written examinations, class projects, and take-home assignments. An individual progress report is sent each quarter ...
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Picea rubens Sarg
... 1- Classification of red spruce trees (11). Tree class (rating as growing stock) Vigor Crown class Live crown ratio¹ Average 10-year growth ... 2 (33). Table 2- Yield of red spruce by age class and site index (adapted from 33) Site index¹ Age ... Photosynthesis in black and red spruce and their hybrid derivatives: ecological isolation and hybrid adaptive inferiority. Canadian Journal of Botany 57(4):305 ...
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Glossary
... other, arising from the products of their metabolism. Allopatric- Occurring in different areas or in isolation. (Cf Sympatric). Alluvial- A type of azonal soil which is highly variable and is classified ... Cotyledon- An embryonic leaf, which often stores food materials, characteristic of seed plants. Crown class- Any class into which trees of a stand may be divided based on both their crown ...
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apple varieties
... a big deal. In peri-urban rural smallholdings it may be more important, given the isolation from neighbours. A few cultivars, such as 'Gravenstein' are poor pollen producers, and so neither ... is archetypically 'appley' and aromatic and is one of the best in the crisp American class.The trees are vigorous growing but at maturity fairly small, and disease susceptible. USA, UK ...
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Botany & Microbiology Courses for Summer 2005
... and consequences are studied. Scientific procedures are acquired through application and discussion. Class meets: (Section 1) MTWR 9:20 to 11:20 am, Instructor: TBD; (Section ... . Fundamental microbiological methods: aseptic technique, culture methods, microscopy, metabolic and physiological tests, bacterial isolation and identification, environmental microbiology. MTWR 9:20 am-12:40 pm. Instructor: ...
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NOVA Online | Teachers | Classroom Activity | Dogs and More Dogs | PBS
... of each of their groups contributed to each population's evolution. To conclude, have a class discussion about the difference between the conditions in this simulation and those occurring in ... organisms, the members of which successfully breed with each other, producing healthy, fertile offspring. genetic isolation: What occurs when two groups of one species are prevented from breeding with each ...
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Department of Plant Pathology Plant Disease Fact Sheets
... virus. If the plants are free of the virus, maintain their isolation unless certain all other plants in the greenhouse are free of the ... of thrips. If the plants are free of thrips, maintain their isolation unless certain all other plants in the greenhouse are free of thrips ... a 14- to 15-day time. Then switch to a different class of pesticide. Do not use tank-mixes of different chemicals (see the ...
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CSIRO PUBLISHING - Functional Plant Biology
... Tabe and Colin L. D. Jenkins pp. 799-809 Abstract | PDF (196 KB) - $25.00 Isolation and characterisation of six putative wheat cell wall-associated kinases Yong Liu, Dongcheng Liu, Haiying ... and Gloria A. Moore pp. 863-875 Abstract | PDF (314 KB) - $25.00 VvMADS9, a class B MADS-box gene involved in grapevine flowering, shows different expression patterns in mutants with ...
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