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Quantitative climate reconstructions of the late Miocene Xiaolongtan megaflora from Yunnan, southwest China
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A comparative study of desiccation responses of seeds of Asian Evergreen Oaks, Quercus subgenus Cyclobalanopsis and Quercus subgenus Quercus
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Climatic envelope of evergreen sclerophyllous oaks and their present distribution in the eastern Himalaya and Hengduan Mountains
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The results indicate that the upper distribution limits of the E.S. sclerophyllous oaks are less determined by low temperatures and their duration (CI) than by other factors and the thermal climate plays a major role and precipitation plays a secondary role in controlling the large‐scale distribution.
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Promoting scopolamine biosynthesis in transgenic Atropa belladonna plants with pmt and h6h overexpression under field conditions.
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Factors affecting stress tolerance in recalcitrant embryonic axes from seeds of four Quercus (Fagaceae) species native to the USA or China.
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Among species, plumule tissues were more sensitive than radicles to excision, desiccation and cryo-exposure, and this led to a higher proportion of abnormally developing embryos during recovery following stress.
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Preparation of anti-oxidative SiC/SiO2 coating on carbon fibers from vinyltriethoxysilane by sol–gel method
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Habitat-linked temperature requirements for fruit germination in Quercus species: A comparative study of Quercus subgenus Cyclobalanopsis (Asian evergreen oaks) and Quercus subgenus Quercus
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Rates of Water Loss and Uptake in Recalcitrant Fruits of Quercus Species Are Determined by Pericarp Anatomy
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Using nine Quercus species, the major route(s) of water flow into and out of the fruits was investigated and the relative importance of the different pericarp components and their anatomy on water uptake/loss was analysed.
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Functional characterisation of a tropine-forming reductase gene from Brugmansia arborea, a woody plant species producing tropane alkaloids.
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Fruit oil contents of the genus Quercus (Fagaceae): a comparative study on acorns of subgenus Quercus and the Asian subgenus Cyclobalanopsis.
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Fruit oil content was significantly lower than that of subgenus Quercus and across IS species studied moisture content of the storage tissue (cotyledons) was negatively related to fruit oil content.
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