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Major recent works include the song cycle Primordia for Baritone Jeremy Huw Williams, a Missa Brevis Sanctii Oswaldi for the Schola Cantorum of St Stephen's Providence, Nocturne: On the River and a Third Symphony for the MIT Symphony Orchestra, and Three Chardin Fantasies of fortepiano trio, as part of "On Beethoven's Piano" a residency cosponsored by MIT and The Handel and Haydn society.

At this stage, human embryos are said to be "whole living member[s] of the species homo sapiens … [which] possess the epigenetic primordia for self-directed growth into adulthood, with their determinateness and identity fully intact" (George & Gomez-Lobo 2002, 258).

To elaborate on this, we compared the development of lateral root primordia for different gravistimulation rhythms (Figure 10B).

All the flowers were removed, leaving either bare meristems with undetachable primordia for jba- 1D/+ IMs, or bare meristems with a mixture of un-detachable floral and carpel primordia for jba-1D/+er-20 IMs.

In Col seedlings, leaves 1 and 2, with trichomes, were clearly visible; primordia for leaves 3, 4 and 5 were visible under higher magnification.

These similarities between the ssdp and pygo mutant defects in the primordia for the dorsal appendages implicate both genes in the control of Wg-dependent master-regulatory genes.

The predicted distributions of the number of lateral organs per root fitted well with the corresponding empirical distributions extracted from the observed data (P-value of 0.08 for primordia and 0.62 for emerged lateral roots with the Chi-square goodness of fit test) (Figure 5).

Up-regulation of the latter enzymes involved in cell wall extension and loosening, is in good agreement with the general belief that modification of cell walls is important for nodule growth and expansion, for infection thread initiation and elongation towards the primordia, and for release of rhizobia into nodule cells.

These cartilage primordia allow for rapid tissue growth, and identify future skeletal regions where a marrow could form.

Both organs require auxin at development of the primordia and for the differentiation of the vasculature [ 10, 11].

Bubenik (1990a) recognized that the antler pedicle primordia, obligatory for postnatal antler development, underwent differential growth early in gestation of male red deer (Cervus elaphus) coincident with initial production of testosterone.