| Notes: | Contents: Section I Models for Plant Development 1 Gene Regulatory Models for Plant Development and Evolution E.R. ALVAREZ-BUYLLA, M. BENlTEZ, M. ALDANA, G.J. ESCALERA-SANTOS, . CHAOS, P. PADILLA-LONGORIA, and R. VERDUZCO-V ZQUEZ 2 Arabidopsis as Model for Developmental Regulation and Crop Improvement C.M. LIU Section II Vegetative Growth and Development 3 Axillary Shoot Branching in PlantsM. W.F. YAISH, D.R. GUEVARA, A. EL-KEREAMY, and S.J. ROTHSTEIN 4 Bud Dormancy and Growth D.P. HORVATH 5 Root Development L. JANSEN, B. DE RYBEL, V. VASSILEVA, and T. BEECKMAN 6 Legume Nodule Development K. D'HAESELEER, S. GOORMACHTIG, and M. HOLSTERS 7 Tuber Development W.L. MORRIS and M.A. TAYLOR 8 Senescence C. ZHOU and S. GAN Section III Reproductive Growth and Development 9 Floral Organ Initiation and Development M. BEMER and G.C. ANGENENT 10 Flowering Regulation H. YAMASHITA and Y. KOMEDA 11 Development and Function of the Female GametophyteN. S NCHEZ-LEA"N and J.-P. VIELLE-CALZADA 12 Male Gametophyte DevelopmentD. TWELL 13 Pollen Germination and Tube Growth D.-Q. SHI and W.C. YANG 14 Fertilization in AngiospermsS. D. RUSSELL 15 Fruit Development H. EZURA and K. HIWASA-TANASE 16 Mechanism of Fruit Ripening M. BOUZAYEN, A. LATCHAE, P. NATH, and J.-P. CLAUDE 17 Seed Development B. DUBREUCQ, S. BAUD, I. DEBEAUJON, C. DUBOS, A. MARION-POLL, M. MIQUEL, H. NORTH, C. ROCHAT, J-M ROUTABOUL, and L. LEPINIEC 18 Seed Dormancy: Approaches for Finding New Genes in Cereals J.M. BARRERO, J. JACOBSEN, and F. GUBLER 19 Seed Germination R.C. MARTIN, W.E. PLUSKOTA, and H. NONOGAKI 20 Apomixis in the Era of BiotechnologyE. ALBERTINI, G. BARCACCIA, A. MAZZUCATO, T.F. SHARBEL, and M. FALCINELLI 21 Male Sterility C.D. Chase, A. Ribarits, and E. Heberle-Bors 22 Self-Incompatibility in Flowering Plants P. KAOTHIEN-NAKAYAMA, A. ISOGAI, and S. TAKAYAMA.
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| Summary: | "Understanding the mechanisms whereby plant development is regulated is crucial for crop improvement using genetic engineering. This work, comprising two volumes, reviews recent advances in plant developmental biology and explores the possibility of their practical applications from biotechnological perspectives. Volume 1 deals with the plant model and its life cycle. Topics include the formation of shoots, roots, flowers and gametes, pollen germination, fertilization, fruit development and ripening, seed development, dormancy and germination, apomixis, male sterility and self-incompatibility. This work is a key reference for plant breeders, researchers and graduate students in the fields of plant biotechnology, agronomy, horticulture, genetics and functional genomics, and cell and molecular biology."--NHBS Environment Bookstore.
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