… not only to harmontze our symbtotlc relattonshlps wtth plants but wtth each other … is
consistent with intergenomlc recombination and lntrogression during the early stages of maize …

… plants to obtain 45 F1 hybrids, which were subsequently grown in the greenhouse under the
same conditions as the parental plants. … total number of plants tested, but not all plants were …

… Plants grown from this material showed a very wide range in variation. Typical leaves from
each seedling plant … The example of lntrogression is similar to that observed in californica x …

… due to its smaller size (Noctor et al. 2014). Overproduction of ROS in plants results in …
Thus plant growth and reproductive potential are greatly affected by environmental factors, …

… lntrogression of the mapped resistance gene into relevant tetraploid cultivars is ongoing. … ,
and a resistant plant is selected as parent for the backcross with the susceptible plant. In Table …

… more leaves per plant, peduncles per plant, pods per plant and seeds per plant, and greater
leaf … lntrogression of genes from L. culimzris subsp. oriem‘ul.is to the cultigen is currently …

… mutata were separated by only weak hybridization bärriers, lntrogression occurred mostly
in direction of S. aizoides, although to a small amount. There is no actual threat to small, …

… The plant position effects were accounted for by including “Replication/Row*Column”—…
Results from this study showed that a total of 14 SNP loci conferred pleiotropic effects on several …

… On the basis of their morphological characters, the pinkflowered plants with spurs of … In
the light of this hypothesis, it is significant that plants with the same characteristics of pink-colored …

… I ' It is possible and we think it most likely that the absence/rarity of TuMV is due to the
plants being susceptible and highly sensitive, but there is a need for more evidence to show …