AbstractPhotoperiodic induction of flowering in the long-day plant Arabidopsis is mediated by the circadian regulated CONSTANS gene. New evidence suggests that CONSTANS-like genes have a similar role in short-day induction of flowering of rice and Pharbitis
AbstractAn Arabidopsis blue-light receptor, Cry2, has been found to play a critical role in the phot...
Flowering at the most appropriate times of the year requires careful monitoring of environmental con...
The flowering of Arabidopsis plants is accelerated by long-day photoperiods, and recent genetic stud...
In many plants, day length is the critical environmental parameter that controls flowering time. In ...
AbstractMany plants use the seasonal change in daylength as a signal for flowering. Daylength sensin...
Endogenous genetic factors and environmental sig-nals control the time of flowering in plants. One o...
AbstractThe vegetative and reproductive (flowering) phases of Arabidopsis development are clearly se...
Flowering is the result of the coordination between genetic information and environmental cues. Gene...
SummaryFlowering of Arabidopsis is induced by long summer days (LDs). The transcriptional regulator ...
SummaryBackgroundThe circadian clock controls several important processes in plant development, incl...
The rotation of the earth results in periodic changes in environmental factors such as daylength and...
Flowering time is a key target trait for extending the vegetative phase to increase biomass in bioen...
Abstract The flowering of Arabidopsis plants is accelerated by long-day photoperiods, and recent gen...
Flowering time is a key target trait for extending the vegetative phase to increase biomass in bioen...
In many plant species, the transition from vegetative growth to flowering is controlled by day lengt...
AbstractAn Arabidopsis blue-light receptor, Cry2, has been found to play a critical role in the phot...
Flowering at the most appropriate times of the year requires careful monitoring of environmental con...
The flowering of Arabidopsis plants is accelerated by long-day photoperiods, and recent genetic stud...
In many plants, day length is the critical environmental parameter that controls flowering time. In ...
AbstractMany plants use the seasonal change in daylength as a signal for flowering. Daylength sensin...
Endogenous genetic factors and environmental sig-nals control the time of flowering in plants. One o...
AbstractThe vegetative and reproductive (flowering) phases of Arabidopsis development are clearly se...
Flowering is the result of the coordination between genetic information and environmental cues. Gene...
SummaryFlowering of Arabidopsis is induced by long summer days (LDs). The transcriptional regulator ...
SummaryBackgroundThe circadian clock controls several important processes in plant development, incl...
The rotation of the earth results in periodic changes in environmental factors such as daylength and...
Flowering time is a key target trait for extending the vegetative phase to increase biomass in bioen...
Abstract The flowering of Arabidopsis plants is accelerated by long-day photoperiods, and recent gen...
Flowering time is a key target trait for extending the vegetative phase to increase biomass in bioen...
In many plant species, the transition from vegetative growth to flowering is controlled by day lengt...
AbstractAn Arabidopsis blue-light receptor, Cry2, has been found to play a critical role in the phot...
Flowering at the most appropriate times of the year requires careful monitoring of environmental con...
The flowering of Arabidopsis plants is accelerated by long-day photoperiods, and recent genetic stud...
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