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Pepper seed quality is sensitive to variations in climatic conditions during seed development, which might be associated with accumulation, distribution and leakage of mineral elements from the seeds. This was examined in hybrid seeds of sweet pepper (Capsicum annuum L. cv.‘Hazera’ 1195) in two experiments during two growing seasons. The mean daily temperature (day/night) and daily total radiation receipt during seed development were 27.9/23.2°C and 8.63 kW m?2 in the summer and 18.3/ 14.9°C and 3.18 kW m?2 in the winter, respectively. Seeds developed in the summer had lower percentage of seedling emergence and leaked a larger portion (45%) of their K content into the water medium than in winter‐developed seeds. Summer seeds accumulated more K and Cl, but less P, Mg, Ca and the weight ratio of linoleic acid to oleic acid was lower than in the winter seeds. The season did not significantly affect N, S and total fatty acids. The most abundant element on the seed coat surface was K in the summer and Ca in the winter seeds. The cotyledon and endosperm of the summer seeds contained relatively higher ratios of K and Ca and lower ratios of P and Mg than the winter seeds. Transportation of mineral nutrients appeared to be involved in the effect of heat and moisture stresses on emergence quality of the pepper seeds. 相似文献
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URIEL N. SAFRIEL UZI RITTE 《Biological journal of the Linnean Society. Linnean Society of London》1980,13(4):287-297
Man's interference with the environment encourages colonization by species that are often undesirable, hence a technique by which potential colonizers can be identified is urgently required. It can be developed when general prerequisites for successful colonization are identified. These prerequisites can then serve as criteria to distinguish potential colonizers from non-colonizers. The proposed relevant prerequisites are associated with two problems encountered by all colonists: small founding populations and a difference in the environmental conditions between the source area and the target, making the target rather unpredictable. Both these features increase the risk of random extinction, which can be overcome by possessing a potential for rapid population growth (high r) and for rapid adaptation to environmental conditions (high genetic variability). The parameters associated with meeting these prerequisites can serve for the identification of potential colonizers and for ranking species as to their colonization ability. The proposed technique may best be tested by comparing the intrinsic growth rate and the electrophoretic variability of species that have recently colonized with closely related species that have not done so under similar circumstances. The colonization of the eastern Mediterranean by Red Sea species immigrating via the Suez Canal created an appropriate system for such a test. 相似文献
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BATIA PAZY UZI PLITMANN OFER COHEN 《Botanical journal of the Linnean Society. Linnean Society of London》1996,120(3):279-281
The presence of a bimodal karyotype in Cynomorium coccineum (2n = 28) is used to support its separation from Balanophoraceae and the maintenance of Cynomoriaceae as a separate family. 相似文献
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- 1 In Tribolium castaneum Herbst, in which dispersal is genetically determined, it is possible to select for strains that are characterized by high and low dispersal, High dispersal (HD) beetles are better adapted than low dispersal (LD) beetles for colonization, as can be seen from differences that exist between the two groups with regard to several life-history parameters.
- 2 Comparisons were made between the dynamics of seventy-two HD and seventy-two LD populations. Generation length in HD populations was significantly shorter than in LD populations. After 91/2 weeks, in open treatments (from which dispersal away from the set was allowed), HD populations had more beetles than LD populations, whereas in closed treatments (from which dispersal away from the set was not allowed) the opposite was true.
- 3 These findings may explain the maintenance of the genetic variability of dispersal behaviour in natural populations of T.castmeurn.
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BATIA PAZY UZI PLITMANN 《Botanical journal of the Linnean Society. Linnean Society of London》2002,138(1):117-122
In an attempt to find any association between chromosomal characters and parasitism, a cytological study of parasitic flowering plants in Israel has been carried out. While no such association was found, evidence for three levels of chromosome evolution could be discerned: intra-chromosomal modifications, polyploidy per se , and genome restructuring in polyploids. Our conclusions may serve as a paradigm of the multiple pathways of chromosomal evolution in plants in general. © 2002 The Linnean Society of London, Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society , 138 , 117–122. 相似文献
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Can the variability of mitochondrial DNA distinguish between commensal and feral populations of the house mouse? 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
UZI RITTE ETTY MARKMAN ESTHER NEUFELD 《Biological journal of the Linnean Society. Linnean Society of London》1992,46(3):235-245
The dynamics and variability of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) were compared in one commensal and one feral population of the house mouse ( Mus domesticus ) in Israel. The rate of turnover was high in both populations (the average proportion of new or discontinuing mice per trapping session was about 50%), as was the level of heterogeneity of mtDNA: using six restriction enzymes, 18 mice from the commensal population had eight different haplotypes (the degree of heterogeneity, h , was 0.802), and 412 mice from the feral population had 16 ( h = 0.894). These results suggest that neither population was composed of rigid breeding units made up of relatives, but that in the commensal population the few neighbouring resident mice that had the same mtDNA haplotype may have been siblings. 相似文献
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Histochemical Localization of Citral Accumulation in Lemongrass Leaves (Cymbopogon citratus(DC.) Stapf., Poaceae) 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
LEWINSOHN EFRAIM; DUDAI NATIV; TADMOR YAAKOV; KATZIR IRENA; RAVID UZI; PUTIEVSKY ELI; JOEL DANIEL M. 《Annals of botany》1998,81(1):35-39
Lemongrasses (Cymbopogonspp., Poaceae) are a group of commerciallyimportant C4tropical grasses. Their leaves contain up to 1.5%(d.wt) essential oils with a typical lemon-like aroma, consistingmainly of citral (a mixture of the isomeric acyclic monoterpenealdehydes geranial and neral). To specifically locate the sitesof citral accumulation in lemongrass we employed Schiff's reagent,which reacts with aldehydes and gives a purple-red colorationwith citral. Using this technique, single oil-accumulating cellswere detected in the adaxial side of leaf mesophyll, commonlyadjacent to non-photosynthetic tissue, and between vascularbundles. Cell walls of these oil cells are lignified. Our resultssuggest that citral accumulation takes place in individual oilcells within the leaf tissues.Copyright 1998 Annals of BotanyCompany Lemongrass;Cymbopogon citratus; Poaceae; oil cells; histochemistry; citral; aldehydes; Schiff's-reagent. 相似文献
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