ライフサイエンスコーパス: seed dormancy

1 tal stress responses, embryo development and seed dormancy.

2 r was found to be the primary determinant of seed dormancy.

3 he GA-insensitive sly1 mutants show variable seed dormancy.

4 t be a result of selective breeding to alter seed dormancy.

5 y roles in the initiation and maintenance of seed dormancy.

6 iosynthesis, showing increased guttation and seed dormancy.

7 elongation, earlier flowering, and decreased seed dormancy.

8 tion can be prevented by a property known as seed dormancy.

9 its components, and quantified selection on seed dormancy.

10 e as well as developmental processes such as seed dormancy.

11 ature variation affects Arabidopsis thaliana seed dormancy.

12 olved in abscisic acid signaling and control seed dormancy.

13 sgenic analyses indicated that APUM9 reduces seed dormancy.

14 Abscisic acid is an essential hormone for seed dormancy.

15 t was isolated based on its strongly reduced seed dormancy.

16 ests an important role of DNA methylation in seed dormancy.

17 (MFT) that we show here promotes Arabidopsis seed dormancy.

18 le both reduces seed longevity and increases seed dormancy.

19 ative correlation between seed longevity and seed dormancy.

20 ays induced earlier flowering, regardless of seed dormancy.

21 nondormant mutants tt3 and tt4 reestablished seed dormancy.

22 ication traits, including flowering time and seed dormancy.

23 fertility, delayed flowering, and increased seed dormancy.

24 dividual's offspring, such as differences in seed dormancy.

25 in early developing seeds to induce primary seed dormancy.

26 CnAIP2 impaired seed development and reduced seed dormancy; (2) CnAIP2 promoted root development, par

27 estigate the genetic architecture underlying seed dormancy, a critical adaptive trait in plants.

28 flowering stages to test the following: how seed dormancy affects germination responses to the envir

29 Seed lots with high seed dormancy after-ripened slowly, with stronger allele

30 These data suggest that seed dormancy, an adaptive trait that arose evolutionari

31 Changes in seed dormancy and ABA-induced Pro accumulation consisten

32 In Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana), seed dormancy and embryogenesis are initiated by the tra

33 Major alleles for seed dormancy and flowering time are well studied, and c

34 liana segregating early and late alleles for seed dormancy and flowering time in a field experiment.

35 To examine how seed dormancy and flowering time shape annual plant life

36 Thus, studies on comparing seed dormancy and germination among populations must con

37 Therefore, genes affecting seed dormancy and germination are among those under stro

38 It has long been recognized that seed dormancy and germination are regulated by the plant

39 scisic acid (ABA) is a hormone that controls seed dormancy and germination as well as the overall pla

40 n shown to be important in the regulation of seed dormancy and germination by environmental cues.

41 Seed dormancy and germination of S. bungeana differed wi

42 after-ripening and incubation conditions on seed dormancy and germination of Stipa bungeana, a peren

43 ull understanding of mechanisms that control seed dormancy and germination remains elusive.

44 le for FTase in ABA signaling that modulates seed dormancy and germination.

45 Ontology clustering revealed novel actors of seed dormancy and germination.

46 and nondormant seeds and revealed actors in seed dormancy and germination.

47 -type levels of sHSPs are not sufficient for seed dormancy and not necessary for desiccation toleranc

48 Abscisic acid (ABA) is a key regulator of seed dormancy and plant responses to environmental chall

49 GA breaks seed dormancy and promotes germination.

50 In contrast, plants have seed dormancy and seed longevity described as two traits

51 A) plays a central role in the regulation of seed dormancy and that transcriptional regulation of gen

52 heses on the evolution of different kinds of seed dormancy and their association with lineage diversi

53 l environment can influence the intensity of seed dormancy and thus seasonal germination timing and p

54 s of the Arabidopsis seed that contribute to seed dormancy and to learn more about how dormancy and g

55 se activity cause increased ABA sensitivity, seed dormancy, and stomatal closure, consistent with the

56 one case of memory in the form of increased seed dormancy, and that persisted one generation removed

57 history and transgenerational plasticity in seed dormancy are adaptations of I. violascens to its de

58 based on extant plants that tiny embryos and seed dormancy are basic for angiosperms as a whole.

59 The molecular mechanisms controlling seed dormancy are not well understood.

60 ral hormones, such as abscisic acid-mediated seed dormancy, auxin-dependent lateral shoot initiation,

61 Six months of dry storage broke seed dormancy, broadened the temperature range for germi

62 ABA not only promotes seed dormancy but also triggers growth arrest in postger

63 trans Therefore, the negative regulation of seed dormancy by asDOG1 in cis results in allele-specifi

64 content of seeds, the regulation of lettuce seed dormancy by red and far red light was determined at

65 Seed dormancy, by controlling the timing of germination,

66 * Seed dormancy can affect life history through its effect

67 The depth of seed dormancy can be influenced by a number of different

68 l defects to leaf somatic embryos, including seed dormancy characteristics.

69 Consistent with a role for clock genes in seed dormancy control, CCA1 expression is transcriptiona

70 Seed dormancy controls the start of a plant's life cycle

71 e plant hormone abscisic acid (ABA) mediates seed dormancy, controls seedling development and trigger

72 A negative correlation was observed, deep seed dormancy correlating with low seed longevity and vi

73 Of the pleiotropic effects, seed dormancy could contribute most to the weed adaptati

74 RIL seed dormancy could explain variation in seedling establ

75 Seed dormancy cycling plays a crucial role in the lifecy

76 that further suberin-deficient mutants have seed dormancy defects.

77 Seed dormancy determines germination timing and contribu

78 higher plants; it plays an important role in seed dormancy, embryo development, and adaptation to env

79 undant but essential roles in the release of seed dormancy epistatic to DOG1.

80 resented that separates the action of ABA in seed dormancy from AR and dry storage regulated gene exp

81 -mediated mechanism limiting the duration of seed dormancy functions across the Brassicaceae.

82 ABA) is an important phytohormone regulating seed dormancy, germination, seedling growth, and plant t

83 Seed dormancy has been associated with red grain color i

84 ants, the association of seed longevity with seed dormancy has not been studied in detail.

85 lude that seed coat suberin is essential for seed dormancy imposition by low temperature and that the

86 elay of Germination 1) is a key regulator of seed dormancy in Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana) and

87 genetic regulators and its association with seed dormancy in Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis thaliana).

88 mRNA is a key player in the establishment of seed dormancy in Arabidopsis and characterizes a set of

89 G1 is the major quantitative trait locus for seed dormancy in Arabidopsis and has been shown to contr

90 ignaling pathway that mediates ABA-regulated seed dormancy in Arabidopsis.

91 ses.The DOG1 protein is a major regulator of seed dormancy in Arabidopsis.

92 perature and light are well known to control seed dormancy in many plant species.

93 ABA induces seed dormancy in maturing embryos and inhibits germinati

94 networks in the regulation of variation for seed dormancy in natural populations and make it critica

95 n RNA 3' processing complex display weakened seed dormancy in parallel with defects in DOG1 proximal

96 determining the sex of ferns to controlling seed dormancy in the earliest seed plants before being c

97 * In summary, seed dormancy influences flowering time and hence life h

98 Seed dormancy is a block to the completion of germinatio

99 Seed dormancy is a common phase of the plant life cycle,

100 Seed dormancy is a complex life history trait that deter

101 Seed dormancy is a key adaptive trait under polygenic co

102 Seed dormancy is a trait of considerable adaptive signif

103 Seed dormancy is an important developmental process that

104 In many plant species, seed dormancy is broken by cold stratification, a pre-ch

105 Seed dormancy is defined as a temporary failure of a via

106 Seed dormancy is expected to provide ecological advantag

107 Seed dormancy is one of the most crucial process transit

108 When the favorable season is fleeting, seed dormancy is the only adaptive strategy.

109 mutants, but there is a striking increase in seed dormancy levels.

110 GAAS loci colocated with seed dormancy loci, Delay Of Germination (DOG), earlier

111 Reduction of seed dormancy mechanisms, allowing for rapid germination

112 rates a jasmonic acid-dependent reduction in seed dormancy, mediated by alteration of gibberellin and

113 turn explains the opposite effect of SPT on seed dormancy of the two ecotypes analyzed here.

114 C7, a cluster of quantitative trait loci for seed dormancy/pericarp color in weedy red rice.

115 reen for genetic suppressors of the enhanced seed dormancy phenotype of max2 in Arabidopsis (Arabidop

116 overexpression can relieve the strong sly1-2 seed dormancy phenotype.

117 The phytohormone abscisic acid (ABA) acts in seed dormancy, plant development, drought tolerance, and

118 was located in the same region as the major seed dormancy QTL and the dormancy gene DELAY OF GERMINA

119 qSD12 is a major seed dormancy quantitative trait locus (QTL) identified

120 states in a way that related to the depth of seed dormancy, rather than the type of environmental exp

121 freshly harvested seeds acts as a timer for seed dormancy release, which functions largely independe

122 ence phenotypes, but whether it also affects seed dormancy remains unexplored.

123 It appears that sly1-2 seed dormancy results from abscisic acid (ABA) signaling

124 th and development, including embryogenesis, seed dormancy, root and shoot growth, transpiration, and

125 d development, including embryo development, seed dormancy, seedling development, lateral root initia

126 We show here that homologs of the seed dormancy-specific gene delay of germination1 (DOG1)

127 cides with a temperature-sensitive switch in seed dormancy state.

128 opulations must consider year of collection, seed dormancy states and germination test conditions whe

129 Strong seed dormancy suppressed mid-summer germination in both

130 Weedy rice has much stronger seed dormancy than cultivated rice.

131 The kind of seed dormancy, therefore, can influence both population

132 In turn, FT controls seed dormancy through inhibition of proanthocyanidin syn

133 n seeds, leaf somatic embryogenesis bypasses seed dormancy to form viable plantlets.

134 regulating the developmental transition from seed dormancy to germination.

135 rabidopsis caused two remarkable phenotypes: seed dormancy was abolished and time to flowering was re

136 The increased seed dormancy was reversed by addition of the carotenoid

137 Loss of PIF6 increases primary seed dormancy, whereas overexpression of the beta form,

138 This timing is controlled by seed dormancy, which prevents germination under favourab

139 Association of seed dormancy with shattering, awn, and black hull and r