Pelargonium × hortorum L. H. Bailey cultivars
Morphological changes in colchicine treated Pelargonium × hortorum L H Bailey greenhouse plants
... species Pelargonium × hortorum L.H. Bailey to obtain the basic breeding material for creating new brown-leaved tetraploid ...both cultivars (loss of coloration in mixoploids, failure of ...
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GROWTH, FLOWERING AND PHOTOSYNTETIC PIGMENTS OF PELARGONIUM × HORTORUM L.H. BAILEY ‘SURVIVOR HOT PINK’ AND ‘GRAFFITI FIRE’ GROWN IN SUBSTRATES CONTAINING SEWAGE SLUDGE COMPOST
... both cultivars produced more inflorescences when grown in the control medium and the substrates with compost:peat ratio of 1:3 (substrates 2 and 4) than in the substrates with compost:peat ratio of 1:7 (substrates ...
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Polyploidization of Pelargonium × hortorum L H Bailey in greenhouse conditions
... tion of chromosomes in meiosis (Acquaah 2007). This means that the flowers remain blooming for much longer time, whereas after fertilization they would lose their petals and begin creating seeds, which is an unfavourable ...
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In vitro regeneration and polyploidy induction in Pelargonium × hortorum L. H. Bailey
... × hortorum L. H. Bailey hybrids (genus Pelargonium ...blooms. Cultivars of hybrids sig- nifi cant for growers, P. × hortorum, ...of Pelargonium× hortorum ...
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In vivo propagation of potato (Solanum tuberosum l.) cultivars
... Analysis was measured by the UPGMA (Un weighted Pair Group Method with Arithmetic average) between CIP and local Potato cultivars for the qualitative correlation principal and cluster component. By UPGMA cluster ...
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Evaluation of pear (Pyrus communis L ) cultivars in Latvia
... local cultivars or older cultivars introduced from neigh- bouring countries, many of which were already ...pear cultivars are grown in commercial orchards of Latvia (Skrīvele et ...
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Characterization of Advanced High-Oleic ‘Bailey’ Derivative Breeding Lines and the Normal-Oleic Cultivar ‘Bailey’.
... Production per unit of land area, yield, is an important trait and one of the ways farmers can minimize the high costs of production every season. Because hybridization is the primary source of obtaining genetically ...
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Effects of Cowpea mottle virus and Cucumber mosaic virus on six Soybean (Glycine max L ) cultivars
... Soybean, Glycine max (L) Merrill, is one of the oldest of cultivated leguminous Oilseed belonging to the family Fabaceae. It grows in tropical, subtropical, and temperate climates. It has 40 chromosomes (2n = 40) ...
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'The reckoning': Disorderly women, informing constables and the Westminster justices, 1727 33
... been drinking with Sullivan and Eaton in a pub in Drury Lane. 117 She was transported to Virginia in October that year. 118 Moll Harvey, after a short hiatus, reappeared at the Old Bailey, but was acquitted. By ...
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Establishment of root cultures in Pelargonium Radula
... According to Borisjuk et al. (1998), the presence of sucrose in the induction phase may cause more cells to be involved in root induction, thus improving the rooting response. Findings by Jung et al. (2005) that an ...
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ANTIPROTOZOAL AND MOLLUSCICIDAL ACTIVITIES OF PELARGONIUM GRAVEOLENS
... In the present study the effect of PGE on B. hominis was studied at different concentration (100, 200, 500, 1000 and 2000 µg/ml) at different time intervals (24, 72 and 144 h). PGE, at all the tested ...
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Three subspecies of Pelargonium laevigatum (Geraniaceae)
... Pelargonium laevigatum (L. f.) Willd. is ‘n variërende spesie. Die makromorfologie, anatomie van die blare, chromosoom- getalle en geografiese verspreiding van die spesie is bestudeer en daar is tot die ...
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The marine algae of Tasmania:check list with localities
... Notheia Bailey & Harvey On Horrnosira from Thouin Bay R.; Tasmania L., 1936 ; Port Arthur Cribb ; Currie River, Cape Grim, Musselroe Bay P... Myriodesma Decaisne Ulverstone, Tamar L.[r] ...
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ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF EXTRACTS OF PELARGONIUM GRAVEOLENS
... of Pelargonium graveolens showed the highest 61% (100µg/ml) scavenging of DPPH followed by ...of Pelargonium graveolens and least scavenging was done by ethanolic extract of ...of Pelargonium ...
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Mixing and crystal scavenging in the Main Ethiopian Rift revealed by trace element systematics in feldspars and glasses
... 1974; Bailey et al., 1974; Bailey & Schairer, 1964; Carmichael & MacKenzie, 1963; Nicholls & Carmichael, 1969; Thompson & MacKenzie, 1990), the trace element contents of the feldspars are ...
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Asymptotic behavior of a Nicholson Bailey model
... This work is related to the qualitative behavior of a discrete-time Nicholson-Bailey model. We proved that system () has a unique positive equilibrium point which is locally asymp- totically stable. The method of ...
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The Effects of Multiple Gratitude Interventions Among Informal Caregivers of Persons with Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
... Most damaging to Carter’s popularity among Southern Baptists, however, was his consent to an interview which was published in Playboy magazine in November 1976. In an attempt to appear genuine and relatable to readers, ...
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Effect of L-H and H-L Transitions on Tokamak-reactor Operation
... the plasma exceeds a certain threshold value. We assume that this condition is satisfied. In experiments, the back H – L transition is also observed, which can be spontaneous [6] or caused by some external ...
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Influence of date of planting on emergence of cultivatrs of Trifolium hirtum All. and Triflium subterraneum L.
... Highlight: Emergence by seven cultivars of rose clover (Trifolium hirtum All.) and eight cultivars of subclover (T. subterraneum L.) was studied in relation to dat[r] ...
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Increased plant quality and water savings in Pelargonium × hortorum in response to reduced irrigation frequency
... contrast, FDI resulted in a more stable ET, which was typically lower than WW plants, whilst IDI showed a series of increases and decreases in ET, corresponding with each re-watering event. Recovery time of ET for IDI ...
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