Titlebook: Current Advances in Fern Research; Helena Fernández Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018 biotechno

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: A Model System for Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation and Evolutionary Developmental Biologys perspective, however, its most prominent feature rests within its leaflets. Within each . leaflet, there is a cavity in which a nitrogen-fixing cyanobiont dwells – .. This cyanobiont has been vertically inherited for more than 50 million years. Hence, coevolutionary forces have shaped the inner wo

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Meristems of Seedless Vascular Plants: The State of the Artbility to self-maintain and provide cells for growth and development, supporting the longevity of a plant as well as plants’ architectural complexity and diversity of forms. In addition, meristems are structurally diversified across the plant kingdom. Therefore, unraveling the key processes and mech

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Morphogenic Events in Ferns: Single and Multicellular Explants In Vitrothe objective of numerous studies. The chapter tries to give the summary of the information of morphogenic potential of both fern generations. The fern body provides a source of various explants, both single-celled and multicellular. Under various plant growth regulator regimes, plant regeneration o

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Experimental and Practical Application of Fern Somatic Embryogenesis the Monilophyta was published for . Sternb. Using the data obtained for somatic embryo induction and development in this tree fern, we presented a new model system for studying early events in SE. Here, we summarize what is known of that model system, which requires a hormone-free medium to induce

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Evolution and Classification of Ferns and Lycophytesbelonging to these lineages were grouped together and referred to as “pteridophytes” or “ferns and fern allies.” These terms both describe what we now recognize to be non-monophyletic assemblages, and both reflect a lack of understanding of the relationships of ferns and lycophytes that was only dis

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Reciprocal Illumination and Fossils Provide Important Perspectives in Plant Evo-devo: Examples from e question of whether changes in auxin signaling underlie major morphological changes in land plant evolution. However, the majority of available data on auxin action come from studies of angiosperms, and it is unclear to what extent these data can be applied to other plant lineages, particularly se

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