Similar to AtBGAL7 and AtBGAL15, OsBGALs 5, 12, 14, and 15, the rice representatives of sub-family B, have also shown enrichment in reproductive tissues, which led to the hypothesis that the ancestor to sub-family B developed a reproductive-tissue specific role antecedent to the divergence of monocots and dicots [ 24].
The germ tube may develop a mycelium or a reproductive structure, depending on the species and on the environmental conditions.
A plant patent is applicable if you develop a new asexually-reproductive variety of plant.
The Legal/Labor Working Group convened at the Occupational and Environmental Reproductive Hazards Working Conference authored guidelines for developing a model reproductive hazards policy.
In 2010 the Cambodia Ministry of Health, with technical support from a consortium of EPOS Health Consultants, Oxford Policy Management (OPM), PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC), and Action for Health (AfH) Cambodia, developed a pilot reproductive health voucher scheme offering three types of vouchers (family planning, maternal care, and abortion services).
Our team was the first to develop an intervention around reproductive coercion, but it was geared toward women seeking care in a reproductive health clinic.
In 2006, Zambia developed an integrated reproductive health tool composed of reproductive health standards that included MIP (for example, group and individual education on MIP, ITN use, and IPTp uptake).
The aim of this study was to develop a biological model to predict reproductive state on the basis of milk progesterone measures.
Females of reproductive age develop a variety of physical and psychological symptoms in the menstrual and luteal phases, which may require medical intervention in serious cases [ 1].
This information was used to develop an ethnobotanical women's reproductive health questionnaire, based on Alexiades' [ 30] recommended guidelines for collection of ethnobotanical information.
