The quantitative real-time PCR analysis indicated that rice Gly I (OsGly I) was ubiquitously expressed in root, stem, leaf, leaf sheath and spikelet with varying abundance.
Purple leaf, leaf sheath, stigma, pericarp, and apiculus are common in wild rice and landraces and occasionally found in modern cultivars.
A strong dependence of the arsenic extractability on the type of arsenic species accumulated in the tissue as well as on the type of the tissue (leaf, leaf stalk, stem) was found.
In the chromosome 1 QTL region, 17 genes were highly expressed in drought stress conditions on the flag leaf, leaf, panicle, and root tissues, as shown in Fig. 3.
The best cabbage head weight, head length, head girth, number of leaf, leaf area, stem girth and plant height obtained from the application of poultry manure could be attributed to its balanced nutrient contents.
Experimental units were arranged in a split split plot design with N rate (0, 5, 10, 15, and 20 g m−2) as mainplot, plant type (rice and weedy rice) as subplot, and type of shoot tissue (lower leaf, leaf sheath, top leaf, and panicle) as the sub-subplot.
