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Category Archives: genetic resources
A database for all things flowering
by Frank Wellmer Smurfit Institute of Genetics, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Three decades of research on the genetic and molecular control of flowering has led to a staggering amount of data from a multitude of different experimental approaches (summarized for … Continue reading
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Tagged Arabidopsis, database, FLOR-ID, Flowering, Frank Wellmer
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Tell me who your sister is and I’ll tell who you are
by Aalt-Jan van Dijk Wageningen University, The Netherlands After spending time with family during the Christmas holidays, it became clear to me how much we learn about ourselves by watching our relatives. This involves both similarities and striking differences. Although at … Continue reading
Adaptative walk or random walk?
by Martin Lascoux Department of Ecology and Genetics, EBC, Uppsala University, Uppsala University, Sweden The search for the genetic factors controlling phenological traits in Arabidopsis thaliana, in particular flowering time, started in a candid and optimistic mood, with the rapid … Continue reading
Posted in flowering, genetic resources, Uncategorized
Tagged Arabidopsis, flowering time, Martin Lascoux, phenology, population
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