Reproductive growth and development
Cold tolerance during early reproductive growth of chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.): genetic variation in gamete development and function
... in growth rooms showed distinct genetic variation in ¯ower morphology, gamete development (viability and size of pollen and ovules) and function (pollen germination and tube growth, ovule viability ...
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The phase change from vegetative to reproductive growth in Agaricus bisporus
... These growth experiments showed very similar development rates whereby elongated differentiating primordia were seen, breaking through the surface of the casing layer at approximately 168 h after ...
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Effect of temperature and photoperiod on growth and reproductive development of goatsrue.
... Correlations between dry matter production (DMP) and its com- ponents, net assimilation rate (NAR) and leaf area duration (LAD) in goatsrue grown for 89 days in 4 temperature reg[r] ...
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Effect of development system on growth and reproductive performance of beef heifers
... heifer development system was analyzed for economic viability and prices considered included feed, bedding, labor, equipment, depreciation, repair, and ma- nure cleaning ...Beef Development Centre (Kumar et ...
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SHORT INTEGUMENTS 2 Promotes Growth During Arabidopsis Reproductive Development
... integument development of the Arabidopsis ovule and also has subtle pleiotropic effects on both sepal and pistil ...of growth, and cell expansion represent at least partially independent processes during ...
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New alleles of the wheat domestication gene Q reveal multiple roles in growth and reproductive development
... floret development, we examined whether increased Q activity resulted in additional, previously undescribed changes in reproductive ...floret development, although we focused on detailed analysis of ...
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1. Growth and reproductive response in mango platy (xiphophorus maculatus) to photoperiodic manipulation; effects on growth, gonadal development and fry production
... Female fish, X. maculatus exposed to long photoperiod showed more number of yolky eggs and embryos in their ovaries than those exposed to short photoperiod and control group. This indicated that long photoperiod would be ...
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TANZANIA: POPULATION, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT
... Each of the Tigers experienced a fertility transition from high to low birth rates in a single generation, and this rapid drop in fertility created a “demographic dividend” that helped to drive rapid economic expansion. ...
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The role of gibberellin in the reproductive development of Arabidopsis thaliana
... the growth of floral organs across development were calculated by taking measurements of floral organs from a fixed range of buds from individual primary inflorescences and performing regression analysis ...
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XIV Workshop on the Development and Function of Reproductive Organs
... oocyte growth phase mainly by DNMT3A and ...oocyte growth-size was unclear up to ...oocyte growth induction by KL was associated with the methyla- tion of DMRs of some imprinted ...oocyte ...
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Long range signalling in plant reproductive development
... plant development, tuberization Introduction In multicellular organisms, communication among neighbouring cells and with distant parts of the growing body is crucial to achieve coordinated development and ...
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Antiandrogens and Development of the Male Rat Reproductive Tract
... The large aggregates of fetal LCs were noted in the testes of early postnatal animals, but they did not appear to be enlarging; rather, they became relatively smaller due to the marked growth of the testis (8). By ...
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Androgens and mammalian male reproductive tract development
... well-known growth factor related genes, recent molecular analyses identi fied several other types of regulators expressed prior to GT morphological dimorphism, such as MAFB, CYP1B1 and FKBP51 [83] ...otic ...
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Growth Hormone and Insulin-like Growth Factor-I: Novel Insights into the Male Reproductive Health
... However, animal breeders and scientists focus mainly on the role of GH in milk and meat production; it also acts as a stimulant in anabolic processes. In modern research, the func- tions of the GH in human and animal ...
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Reproductive development in Pisum : the role of genes Sn and Lf
... CHAPTER 6 EFFECT OF LACK OF POLLINATION AND/OR FERTILISATION ON FLOWER LIFE-SPAN AND POD DEVELOPMENT; RATE OF POLLEN TUBE GROWTH IN Sn AND sn PLANTS. 6.1 Introduction[r] ...
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A Role for Late Meristem Identity2 in the Reproductive Development of Arabidopsis
... the growth and maintenance of the floral ...primordia growth; AP1 through its indirect repression of the class B and C genes prior to differentiation and LFY, through its proposed role in stimulating ...
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The reproductive organs of the herring in relation to growth
... It is suggested that the reproductive organs start to develop in the summer following the laying down of the first winter ring on the scales; and that the initial handicap in female gona[r] ...
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Growth and Reproductive Outcomes in Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
... of growth when overtreat- ment with glucocorticoids should especially be avoided are during infancy and ...linear growth of children with ...and reproductive outcome can be enhanced with improved ...
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The annual growth and reproductive cycle in four ascidians
... Animals of the new, 1951, group continued to grow from the end of July until some time between 10 September and 2 November, but during this period the animals of the old, 195°, group mad[r] ...
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Genetic analysis of reproductive development in tomato
... the development of genomic and sequencing resources (ge- netic and physical maps, ESTs and microarrays), have favoured an international sequencing project and are contributing to the current progress in ...
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