After acute sublethal IR of division-active seedlings, our results and those reported recently [140] suggest that HR genes are essentially induced compared to NHEJ genes (several 10's - vs 2-fold), indicating a transient increase in HR repair, consistent with the S-G2 delay visualized by CYCB1 1.
Third, the vector should be used for the expression in syncytia using specific promoters that would not be active in seedlings or leaves.
Histochemical localization of GUS activity in transgenic lines showed that both promoters were active in seedling and rosette leaves.
Active management, transplanting seedlings and introducing seed mixtures, is used to accelerate development of the plant community in saline tidal marshes and freshwater marshes, respectively, whereas reestablishment of vegetation in peat bogs involves natural colonization and succession.
Recently, non-governmental agencies, especially churches, have been active in distributing seedlings, establishing fuelwood plantations and teaching people how to care for trees.
In this study, we report the results for maize chromosome 5, which was reported to have 23 miRNAs transcriptionally active in maize seedlings [ 14].
The results obtained in the seedling pot test were found not to accurately reflect the field performance of these accessions, perhaps because the resistance mechanism is not active at the seedling stage.
Our ChIP-Seq results reveal the genome-wide view of binding sites for the YABBY transcription factor and RNA-Seq demonstrates the resultant changes in expression of regulated genes that influence the physiological transition of the soybean cotyledon from a storage tissue to a metabolically active tissue during seedling growth.
The radiation use efficiency (RUE) for shoot production (RUEshoot) was 1.2 ± 0.16 g DM MJ−1 of intercepted photosynthetically active radiation (PARi) in seedlings and 1.9 ± 0.24 g DM MJ−1 PARi in regrowth crops.
(f) Estimated anthocyanin contents in leaf sheath and blade at seedling and active tillering stages.
Total anthocyanin contents of leaf sheath and leaf blade harvested at four-leaf seedling and active tillering stages were quantified as described by Padmavati et al. (1997).
