However, in roses the lack of knowledge of the genetic basis upon which modern rose cultivars are established hampers molecular marker assisted selection.
Transcriptomic data in ornamental plants like roses expands our knowledge of the genetic control of flower quality.
For this study, we analyzed rose miRNAs and the rose flower transcriptome in order to generate a database to expound upon current knowledge regarding regulation of important floral characteristics.
There is so much knowledge, so much beauty at the Rose Center, such a rendering of what was unrenderable until only recently.
Following Rose, biomedical technologies are assemblages of material objects, knowledge, persons and systems of judgements, which in their practice are culturally framed by certain presuppositions and assumptions about human beings [ 10].
Having tried before and been angrily rebuffed, he gazes at Albertine's rose-pink cheeks and longs for a more intimate knowledge of their scent and savor.
EVEN MONEY The director Mark Rydell ("The Rose," "On Golden Pond") suffuses this hard-nosed anti-gambling drama with the grim knowledge that, in the end, the house always wins.
Rose's adventurous palate, her insatiable curiosity and her ability to share her knowledge and enthusiasm with friends and colleagues made her an irresistible companion.
Now, according to Leibniz, clear knowledge means being able to recognize something that is represented to us, for example, a rose; and knowledge is both clear and distinct when one can enumerate marks sufficient to distinguish a rose from other things.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study in humans investigating the metabolic effects of dietary administration of rose hip.
