Because plants showing elongation of the lower internodes can increase TIL, lowest elongated internode (LEI) is regarded as an indicator of early internode elongation ability (Inouye et al. 1985; Ibi et al. 1995).
This study describes a new method for the measurement of Octopus vulgaris arm elongation ability and presents the first preliminary data on sex- and size-related differences.
Rapid internode elongation ability is a remnant feature of the wild progenitor (O. rufipogon).
Elongation ability after flooding as well as faster recovery and quicker stomatal responses of Rayadas suggest it might possess efficient water sensing mechanism.
As elongation ability after flooding is the main feature of both Rayada and typical deepwater rice, hence the evolutionary study of key genes responsible for internode elongation after flooding is also relevant to Rayada.
Fourteen genotypes were choosen from the submergence tolerant type based on their elongation ability under submergence and grain charateristics (please see the Additional file 1: Figure S1 and Additional file 2: Figure S2).
Cultivars with SUB1 (e.g. Swarna-Sub1, IR64-Sub1, Samba Mahsuri-Sub1) tolerate complete submergence for over 2 weeks, depending on floodwatolerateitions (Das et al. [2009]); whereas some other completesubmergencehstand 3 weeks oforoverete submergence with greater variations in plant height and elongation ability under submergence (Table 1).
Generally we make a visual survey based on chlorosis of leaves, elongation ability, emergence of leaves tips above the water surface straight forwardly not horizontally and canopy cover based on green leaves formation after 15 to 20 days of re-emergence to estimate re-generation capacity.
We provide evidence that the strand transfer and elongation ability of the reverse transcription complex released by detergent was improved after addition of lysate.
T65, Nipponbare, Bhadua and C9285 were used to confirm the elongation ability of rice in response to GA.
