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Plastid Chromosomes from Vascular Plants—Genesmachinery for the process of photosynthesis, but can also participate in starch accumulation or color development, depending upon the tissue in which it resides. Since the demonstration of a unique DNA species in chloroplasts (Sager and Ishida, 1963), intensive studies have shown them to maintain th

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The Mitochondrial Genome of Plantsvely. In the metazoa, particularly mammals, amphibia, reptiles, fish, flies, birds, sea urchins, etc., the mitochondrial genomes are small circular molecules of approximately 16 kb, some of which have been sequenced. This has shown that for all of the vertebrate and invertebrate genomes the genetic

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Cytoplasmic Male Sterility, 1972). Viable pollen is not produced by plants exhibiting the cytoplasmic male sterility trait. Although all CMS plants are alike in that they are unable to produce viable pollen, the specific mechanism differs among plant species. For instance, pollen abortion in the S cytoplasm (.) of maize take

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Biogenesis of Plastids in Higher Plantsnd evolution of higher plants are the result of an intimate molecular cooperation between three distinct cellular genetic compartments: nucleus/ cytosol, plastids and mitochondria. The implications of this genetic design become immediately clear after transfer of the plastids from one species into t

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Transport of Proteins into Chloroplastspids that derive from many biochemical pathways. Because of the limited coding capacity of the organelle genome, most chloroplast proteins are encoded in the nucleus and synthesized as precursors in the cytosol (Fig. 1) (cf. Rochaix, 1992; Herrmann et al, 1992). The precursor proteins are then impor