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ETH - Plant Pathology - Signaling in the rhizosphere: interactions between beneficial pseudomonads, crop plants and root pathogens
... plant host have a strong impact on antibiotic production in the rhizosphere, yet the mechanisms and plant signals involved are largely unknown. Our project is based on the assumption that certain plant ...
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Mycology - Plant Interactions - Introduction
... to benefit the plant. Pathogens simply exploit the plant. These interactions are complex. Not only does the plant function as a source of energy, but the plant may provide signals that enable symbionts (and pathogens) to recognise a compatible host. The plant also recognises signals supplied by ...
bugs.bio.usyd.edu.au

Department of Plant Biology - Facilities
... Department of Plant Biology - Facilities Author Title Publisher/Year Published Stack Location LCC# Ilvessalo-Pfaffli, Marja-Sisko Fiber ... fibers Springer-Verlag, Berlin - 1994 Reading Room TS1109I45 Ingham, Philip Brown, Anthony Arias, Alfonso Martinez Signals, Polarity and Adhesion in Development - Development 1993 Supplement (Papers presented at a meeting of the ...
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Plant Physiology
... to play a pivotal role in amplifying and diversifying the action of Ca2+-mediated signals. This laboratory has cloned a chimeric Ca2+/CaM-dependent protein kinase (CCaMK) gene. CCaMK ... domain. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 92: 4897-4901. Contact us: Plant Physiology | 509-335-3412 | Accessibility | Copyright | Policies Plant Physiology, PO Box 646340, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-6340 USA ...
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Plant Physiology
... of Biological Chemistry. Ph.D.1959, Montana State University. Plant defense signaling mechanisms and pathways; polypeptide signals in plants; proteinases and proteinase inhibitors in plants and animals ... to the Molecular Plant Sciences and the Departments of Microbiology and Plant Pathology. Ph.D. 1979, UCLA. Genetics, biochemistry and physiology of plant-microbe interactions; plant growth-promoting ...
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Plant Nitrogen Nutrition : research groups
... contact job opportunities teaching resources Marie-Curie Site cell biology genetics & plant breeding plant nitrogen nutrition seed biology cell imaging biochemistry resource centre presentation history acces ... Arabidopsis thaliana Regulation of N metabolism in plants in response to environmental signals Leaf senescence and nitrogen management Nitrogen management from vegetative stage to seed filling ...
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ASPB - Sections - Western Sectional Society - Plant Genomics 2003
... Plant Omics Research. The meeting will present advances in our understanding of fundamental biological processes in plant growth and development and responses to environmental stresses and signals using integrated genomic approaches. While mRNA and protein expression profiling and metabolite profiling are providing genome-wide insights into pivotal processes in plant growth ...
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ASPB - Education Foundation - Principles of Plant Biology
... ARE AVAILABLE FOR EACH PRINCIPLE The American Society of Plant Biologists has developed the following Principles of Plant Biology to provide basic plant biology concepts for science education at the K- ... the internal circulation of organic molecules and salts. Plant growth and development are under the control of hormones and can be affected by external signals such as light, gravity, touch, or ...
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OSU Botany & Plant Pathology: Carol J. Rivin
... Research and Biocomputing Research Area Molecular genetics of maize; genetic programs controlling plant development; regulation of gene expression during embryogenesis. Description of Research My ... are investigating how hormonal signals and environmental "cues" control the expression of genes required for embryonic development. Graduate Students Courses BOT 625 Plant Molecular Genetics Related ...
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The Succulent Plant Page: Glossary of Botanical Terms
... Differentiation - the progressive physiological and morphological changes in cells, tissues, organs or the whole plant during development from meristem tissue to a mature or adult form. Differentiated tissues ... proteins. Other sequences encode control functions such as start or stop (transcribing a sequence) signals. Much of the DNA in many organisms consists of apparently non-coding or repetitive ...
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