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A systems approach to understanding root development

By Benfey Philip N.,Brady Siobhan M. in (2006)

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Morphological and anatomical development in the Vitaceae. VIII. Comparative development of three Cyphostemma (Vitaceae) species reveals important vegetative and reproductive differences among the species

By Wilson Trevor C.,Gerrath Jean M.,Posluszny Usher in (2006)

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Composition and function of biological soil crust communities along topographic gradients in grasslands of central interior British Columbia (Chilcotin) and southwestern Yukon (Kluane)

By Marsh Janet,Nouvet Sabine,Sanborn Paul,Coxson Darwyn in (2006)

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Structural characterization of the stigma-style complex of Cynara cardunculus (Asteraceae) and immunolocalization of cardosins A and B during floral development

By Duarte Patrícia,Figueiredo Raquel,Pereira Susana,Pissarra José in (2006)

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A new dieback disease of Acacia cyclops in South Africa caused by Pseudolagarobasidium acaciicola sp.nov.

By Wood Alan R.,Ginns J. in (2006)

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Leptographium profanum sp.nov., a new species from hardwood roots in North America

By Jacobs Karin,Eckhardt Lori G.,Wingfield Michael J. in (2006)

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PpAG1, a homolog of AGAMOUS, expressed in developing peach flowers and fruit

By Hu Ming,Labbé Hélène,Martin Teresa,McHugh Sylvia,Svircev Antonet,Miki Brian in (2006)

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Biodiversity of foliar fungal endophytes in white spruce (Picea glauca) from southern Québec

By Stefani F.O.P.,Bérubé J.A. in (2006)

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Characterization of programmed cell death in the endosperm cells of tomato seed: two distinct death programs

By DeBono Allan G.,Greenwood John S. in (2006)

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Seed production in Cardiocrium cordatum: effects of nitrogen and dry mass availability of a plant

By Sakai Satoki,Sakai Akiko,Fujioka Kohta in (2006)

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