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Creator:: Lieberenz, Tim, Mattsson, Monte, Bürgi, Linda, and McEvoy, Peter
Abstract:: Freezing to death in winter is a danger faced by ectothermic organisms throughout temperate climates. One adaptation of lepidopteran insects for overwinter survival is the sequestration of antifreeze solutes in the hemolymph prior to pupal diapause. This acts to depress freezing points during the long and immobile pupal stage during...
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Full Text:: where temperatures routinely drop below -15°C. Therefore this system allows us to investigate adaptive

Creator:: Colebrook, Sean Jr., Unger-Wallace, Erica, and Vollbrecht, Erik
Abstract:: GRMZM2G372877 was identified as a gene with potential function in the male gametophyte based on its strong expression in mature pollen relative to other maize tissues (Chettoor et al. 2014). Identification of a Ds insertion mutation in this gene from the Brutnell/Vollbrecht collection provided further support for this hypothesis, as...
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Full Text:: Family 2 4 9 0 2 Family 3 7 2 2 3 Total 38 32 13 11 Parental Type Recombinant Type Progenies C B

Creator:: Belcher, Michael S.
Abstract:: Agrobacterium tumefaciens and Rhodococcus fascians are plant pathogenic bacteria that can induce crown and leafy galls on plants, respectively. Infection by these bacteria results in disfigured, unsellable plants, leading to significant economic losses to the nursery industry. A. tumefaciens and R. fascians are capable of infecting a broad range of...
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Full Text:: both Agrobacterium and Rhodococcus. A B C Figure 1. Symptoms caused by phytopathogenic Rhodococcus

Creator:: Fuller, Skylar, Savory, Elizabeth, Weisberg, Alex, and Chang, Jeff
Abstract:: Agrobacterium tumefaciens causes the economically important plant disease, crown gall. These galls are the result of abnormal growth that manifests itself on either the root or the stem and can be devastating for the ornamental plant industry. Introduction of A. tumefaciens to a nursery can be highly detrimental and thus...
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Full Text:: has a 5’ FAM tag and a 3’ Biotin label is detected using lateral flow strips (Figure 6). A B C D E

Creator:: Stevens, Danielle M.
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Full Text:: of fasR in pathogenicity. (D) The fasR gene is not sufficient for phytopathogenicity. For A, B, C

Creator:: Lederhos, Heidi
Abstract:: Symbioses are intimate interactions between two different organisms. In a pathogenic interaction, one organism benefits and the other is generally harmed; whereas in a mutualistic interaction, the members reciprocally benefit. Rhodococcus is a genus of Gram-positive bacteria that persist in a variety of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Although better known...
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Full Text:: 25 days post- inoculation (dpi). Bars are 0.5 mm. (B) Manual quantification of the average number of

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