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Maternal and zygotic temperature signalling in the control of seed dormancy and germination

Autor: Sarah L. Kendall, Steven Penfield

Publikováno v: Seed Science Research. 22:S23-S29

Temperature has a key influence over seed dormancy and germination, allowing wild plants to synchronize their life history with the seasons. In this review we discuss the signalling pathways through which temperature is integrated into seed physiolog

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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0960258511000390

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Temperature perception and signal transduction - mechanisms across multiple organisms

Autor: Sarah L. Kendall, Dana R. MacGregor, Steven Penfield, K. K. Tanino, K. B. Storey

This chapter reviews the current state of knowledge of how temperature is measured by all manner of life forms. Some mechanisms turn out to be highly specialized in particular phyla, while some, presumably more ancient, are apparently widely conserve

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https://doi.org/10.1079/9781845938222.0006

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Induction of dormancy in Arabidopsis summer annuals requires parallel regulation of DOG1 and hormone metabolism by low temperature and CBF transcription factors

Autor: Ian A. Graham, Celina Whalley, Steven Penfield, Anja Hellwege, Poppy Marriot, Sarah L. Kendall

Publikováno v: The Plant cell. 23(7)

Summer annuals overwinter as seeds in the soil seed bank. This is facilitated by a cold-induced increase in dormancy during seed maturation followed by a switch to a state during seed imbibition in which cold instead promotes germination. Here, we sh

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Mutation of the cytosolic ribosomal protein-encoding RPS10B gene affects shoot meristematic function in Arabidopsis

Autor: Jin-Ping Liu, Petra Stirnberg, Sally Ward, Ottoline Leyser, Sarah L. Kendall

Publikováno v: BMC Plant Biology, Vol 12, Iss 1, p 160 (2012)
BMC Plant Biology

Background Plant cytosolic ribosomal proteins are encoded by small gene families. Mutants affecting these genes are often viable, but show growth and developmental defects, suggesting incomplete functional redundancy within the families. Dormancy to

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