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Vernalization (With Experiments) | Plant Physiology

Vernalization has multiple interactions with photoperiodism. Thus, a cold requirement for flowering appears to be associated with a specific photoperiod. The most well quoted instance is that of need for vernalization and LD which leads to flowering in late spring or early summer. However, a cold requirement may also be accompanied by a SD photoperiodic response. Vernalization is also known [...]

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Vernalization: Definition, Site and Application | Flowering

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Definition of Vernalization 2. Site of Vernalization 3. Nature of Vernalization Process 4. Application. Definition of Vernalization: The precise definition of vernalization is not universally accepted. The term is best defined as the specific promotion of flowering by a cold treatment given to the imbibed seed or young plant. In certain seeds, [...]

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Floral Induction: Subject-Matter and Metabolism

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Subject-Matter of Floral Induction 2. Changes in Metabolism in Leaves Associated with Floral Induction 3. Floral Induction, Determination and Specification in Arabidopsis Determination Experiments 4. Control of Flower Primordium Specification by LEAFY and APETALAI/CAULI FLOWER 6. Interactions between LFY, API and TERMINAL FLOWERI (TFLI) during the Transition to Flowering. Subject-Matter of Floral [...]

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