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primordium

[prī′mȯrd·ē·əm]
(embryology)
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Shoot primordia were obtained from 8 calli and after being transferred to shoot multiplication media i.
THE EFFECT OF EXPLANT SOURCES AND GROWTH REGULATORS ON CALLUS INDUCTION AND REGENERATION IN DIFFERENT TOMATO CULTIVARS
Flower primordia may be initiated late in the previous growing season (Bowles, 1983), so precipitation in the previous growing season may better predict flowering than precipitation in the current growing season (Willson et al.
Effects of weather and land management on the Western prairie fringed-orchid (Platanthera praeclara) at the Northern limit of its range in Manitoba, Canada
of Days to Formation of Primordia (days) RS + SD RS + CRH Mean P.
Growth performance and nutritional attributes of Pleurotus species grown on rice straw based formulations
In the undifferentiated tissues of leaf primordia, the protodermis is unisseriate on both surfaces.
Origin of the subepidermal tissue in Piper L. leaves/Origem do tecido subepidermico em folhas de Piper L
2014 "Effect of pruning system, cane size and season on inflorescence primordia initiation and inflorescence architecture of Vitis vinifera L.
Pruning of Sauvignon Blanc vines: influence of cane diameter on gross profit
Thus, it appears possible to adequately identify sowing times based on PQ and frost risk by assigning greater influence to the stage in which differentiation of flower primordia occurs and frost risks are lower.
The use of photothermal quotient and frost risk to identify suitable sowing dates for wheat/Uso do quociente fototermal e risco de geadas na identificacao de epoca de semeadura adequadas em trigo
Leaf and shoot primordia were detectable in callus after 21 days in culture and at day 31 vascular tissues and organized shoot were distinguished.
In vitro plant regeneration of Spartina argentinensis Parodi
The microstructure of sagittal otoliths of Oncorhynchus mykiss alevins was characterized by the following five distinctive features: (i) absence of significant differences in the amount of micro-increments between pairs of sagittae, (ii) occurrence of micro-increments before hatching, (iii) a linear relationship between the otolith size and fish size, (iv) primary micro-increments very distinctives from the primordium to the otolith edge, and (v) occurrence of multiple primordia.
Otolith micro-structure analysis of rainbow trout alevins (Oncorhynchus mykiss) under rearing conditions/Analisis de la micro-estructura de otolitos en alevines de trucha arcoiris (Oncorhynchus mykiss) en cautiverio
A short review of the normal embryonic development of the facial primordia is necessary before reviewing the factors that may interfere with this development leading to clefts of the lip and the palate.
Cleft lip and palate: etiological factors, a review
De FRANCISCI, Primordia civitatis, Roma (Apollinaris), 1957, p.
Imperium e Imperator. Origen del poder y sus proyecciones modernas
nam quoniam per inane uagantur, cuneta necessest aut grauitate sua ferri primordia rerum aut ictu forte alterius.
The water's raritas in Vitruvius/La raritas dell'acqua in Vitruvio
Upon subsequent subculture, the compact creamish white callus organized into "Organogenic lumps" which organized into shoot and root primordia.
High frequency shoot multiplication and callus regeneration of turmeric

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