Information is central to the evolution of biological complexity, a physical system relying on
a continuous supply of energy. Biology provides superb examples of the consequent …

… effects were the presence of lagging chromosomes and the induction of polyploidy [87]. …
units (AGUs), while plant fibers such as cotton and bacterial cellulose have 800–1000 AGUs. …

… a natural origin. Life in its present forms is a continuum from its origins that lie billions of years
in the past. … To avoid killing the crayfish, they were either given away or disposed of in the …

Downy mildew, powdery mildew, and grey mold are the phytopathological diseases primarily
responsible for economic losses in grapevine culture worldwide. These are polycyclic …

… Microbes can expand crop yields, dispose of contaminants, forestall illness, and produce fixed
nitrogen … Chromosome doubling takes place in each polyploid and diploid legume nodule. …

… sides of the membranes were removed gently using cotton swabs. The keratinocytes which
had … No polyploidy was observed and no chromosome aberrations were noted. For each cell …

… The heating technology utilizes older coil and cotton wick technology, or modern ceramic
or mesh heating elements. This last 4th generation usually uses nicotine salts (eg, lactic acid, …

… The concept of a green economy has its origins in discussions around environment and …
RB is not applied in crops like soybean, cotton, lettuce & tomato where doubled haploid …

… There is evidence that Santalum polyploids have already colonized the Pacific islands. … ,
red soil, lateritic loam and even in black cotton soils. It adapts well in different climatic conditions …

… 4 mm) incision was made through the body wall above the beating heart with a scalpel, the
ventricle was dried with a sterile cotton bud and a liquid nitrogen cooled probe was applied …