A new study has uncovered critical genetic factors that influence the height of chrysanthemum plants, a key trait that affects both their market appeal and structural integrity. The research analyzed ...
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Studies on gibberellin-induced stem formation in rosette plants (Sachs et al., 1959) have shown that a zone of intensive meristematic activity, arising below the existing apical meristem, is almost ...
PAPERS continue, to appear showing the importance of polyploidy in flowering plants. A recent paper by Shimotomai — (J. Sci., Hiroshima Unw., Series 3, Botany, Vol. 2, Article, 1) summarises a ...
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