There are two groups of plants defined by this seed particulate — the monocotyledons (or monocots) that have only one food reserve, and the dicotyledons (or dicots) that have two ... attached to each ...

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whether it be finding a way to trigger the photoreceptors reserves or overriding the cry1 control if they wanted a taller stem. Although Spalding said this research may not impact Wisconsin’s biggest ...

For imaging work, fresh whole corn plants were harvested and used. Corn stems were sectioned using a razor blade into thin slices (slice thickness ranging from 100 to 1 mm) and air-dried (to the ...

All plants need a nutrient called phosphorus to grow and thrive. Phosphorus is found in soil, but the supply is limited so plants often struggle to acquire enough of it. To overcome this problem, many ...

Figure 1. A summary of the workflows for the enrichment of LAPs in plants using RuBisCO depletion and CPLL methods. Details of these techniques are mentioned in the text and cited references. Other ...

These nat-miRNAs and the possession of introns in their precursors are highly conserved among monocots. Our findings suggest an additional pathway for miRNA evolution, biogenesis, and function.