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PLoS ONE, ISSN 1932-6203, 05/2016, Volume 11, Issue 5, p. e0156426
Background DNA-based testing has been gaining acceptance as a tool for authentication of a wide range of food products; however, its applicability for testing...
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Plant–soil feedbacks can influence plant growth and community structure by modifying soil biota and nutrients. Because most research has been performed at the...
Full papers | Biomass production | Plant roots | Soil quality | Plant communities | Soil science | Plants | Grassland soils | Soil ecology | Soil plant interactions | Soil treatment | plant–soil feedback responses | competition | competitive ability | soil conditioning | plant traits | Competition | Competitive ability | Plant traits | Soil conditioning | Plant-soil feedback responses | plant-soil feedback responses | CONTINGENCY | PLANT SCIENCES | COEXISTENCE | MICROBIAL BIOMASS | COMMUNITY | EXTRACTION METHOD | RATHER | HANDBOOK | DIVERSITY | SPECIES RELATIVE ABUNDANCE | Feedback, Physiological | Nitrogen - metabolism | Phenotype | Plant Development | Plant Shoots | Species Specificity | Soil Microbiology | Ecosystem | Soil - chemistry | Biomass | Analysis
Full papers | Biomass production | Plant roots | Soil quality | Plant communities | Soil science | Plants | Grassland soils | Soil ecology | Soil plant interactions | Soil treatment | plant–soil feedback responses | competition | competitive ability | soil conditioning | plant traits | Competition | Competitive ability | Plant traits | Soil conditioning | Plant-soil feedback responses | plant-soil feedback responses | CONTINGENCY | PLANT SCIENCES | COEXISTENCE | MICROBIAL BIOMASS | COMMUNITY | EXTRACTION METHOD | RATHER | HANDBOOK | DIVERSITY | SPECIES RELATIVE ABUNDANCE | Feedback, Physiological | Nitrogen - metabolism | Phenotype | Plant Development | Plant Shoots | Species Specificity | Soil Microbiology | Ecosystem | Soil - chemistry | Biomass | Analysis
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Demand for new and novel natural compounds has intensified the development of plant-derived compounds known as bioactives that either promote health or are...
Internal Medicine | ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY | STEVIOSIDE | OIL EXTRACTION | PEEL WASTE | BIOTECHNOLOGY & APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY | SEED OIL | HYDROLYSIS | PRESSURIZED HOT-WATER | RIBES-NIGRUM | L. POMACE | SOLVENT-EXTRACTION | Food Industry - methods | Biotechnology - methods | Enzymes | Plant Extracts | Stevia | Functional foods | Product quality | Particle size | Seeds | Ethanol | Cardiovascular disease | Aqueous solutions | Extraction processes | Cellulase | Skin care products | Polyphenols | Coffee industry | Pulp & paper industry | Methods | Food | Surgical implants | Biotechnology | Biomedical materials | Biocompatibility | Plants (organisms) | Extraction | Foods | Index Medicus
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the ability to measure plant hormones quantitatively is important as plant hormones regulate plant growth, development and response to biotic and abiotic cues....
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ABA | ARABIDOPSIS-THALIANA | METABOLITES | SALICYLIC-ACID | VAPOR-PHASE EXTRACTION | BIOCHEMICAL RESEARCH METHODS | PHYTOHORMONES | SIMULTANEOUS QUANTIFICATION | ABSCISIC-ACID | JASMONIC ACID | Plant Growth Regulators - chemistry | Plant Extracts - chemistry | Arabidopsis - chemistry | Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid - methods | Molecular Structure | Tandem Mass Spectrometry - methods | Plant Growth Regulators - analysis | Measurement | Usage | Composition | Physiological aspects | Research | Plant hormones | Mass spectrometry | High performance liquid chromatography | Materia medica, Vegetable | Plant extracts
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Arsenic is an element widely present in nature. Additionally, it may be found as different species in several matrices and therefore it is one of the target...
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Arsenic speciation | Terrestrial plant | Analytical methods | Sample preparation | Species stability | ION CHROMATOGRAPHY | CHEMISTRY, ANALYTICAL | MICROWAVE-ASSISTED EXTRACTION | ATOMIC FLUORESCENCE SPECTROMETRY | HPLC-ICP-MS | PERFORMANCE LIQUID-CHROMATOGRAPHY | ORYZA-SATIVA L | PHYTOCHELATIN COMPLEXES | PLASMA-MASS SPECTROMETRY | EXCHANGE CHROMATOGRAPHY | CHINESE BRAKE FERN | Water | Solvents | Liquid Phase Microextraction - methods | Solid Phase Microextraction - methods | Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid | Arsenic - metabolism | Spectrophotometry, Atomic | Specimen Handling | Plants - metabolism | Acids | Biological Transport | Mass Spectrometry | Arsenic - isolation & purification | Conservation of Natural Resources | Plants - chemistry | Arsenic | Analysis | Plants | Urine | Wildlife conservation | Mathematical analysis | Strategy | Fish | Extraction | Speciation
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Wall-associated kinases comprise a sub-family of receptor-like kinases that function in plant growth and stress responses. Previous studies have shown that the...
SYSTEMIC RESISTANCE | ARABIDOPSIS-THALIANA | DEFENSE RESPONSE | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | EXPANSION | GUANYLYL CYCLASE ACTIVITY | GENE FAMILY | RECEPTOR | DISEASE-RESISTANCE | MAGNAPORTHE-GRISEA | EXPRESSION | Oryza - metabolism | Plant Diseases - immunology | Plants, Genetically Modified - immunology | Plant Diseases - microbiology | Xanthomonas - pathogenicity | Immunity, Innate - immunology | Plant Proteins - genetics | Phenotype | Plants, Genetically Modified - metabolism | Plants, Genetically Modified - microbiology | Oryza - microbiology | Gene Expression Regulation, Plant | Magnaporthe - pathogenicity | Plant Diseases - genetics | Plant Proteins - metabolism | Rhizoctonia - pathogenicity | Oryza - immunology | Drug resistance in microorganisms | Pathogenic microorganisms | Research | Risk factors | Pathogens | Plant pathology | Transcription | Laboratories | Pathogenesis | Homology | Infections | Genomes | Kinases | Proteins | Studies | Fungi | Wounding | Signal transduction | Epidermal growth factor | Plant growth | Bacteria | Physiology | Localization | Rice
SYSTEMIC RESISTANCE | ARABIDOPSIS-THALIANA | DEFENSE RESPONSE | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | EXPANSION | GUANYLYL CYCLASE ACTIVITY | GENE FAMILY | RECEPTOR | DISEASE-RESISTANCE | MAGNAPORTHE-GRISEA | EXPRESSION | Oryza - metabolism | Plant Diseases - immunology | Plants, Genetically Modified - immunology | Plant Diseases - microbiology | Xanthomonas - pathogenicity | Immunity, Innate - immunology | Plant Proteins - genetics | Phenotype | Plants, Genetically Modified - metabolism | Plants, Genetically Modified - microbiology | Oryza - microbiology | Gene Expression Regulation, Plant | Magnaporthe - pathogenicity | Plant Diseases - genetics | Plant Proteins - metabolism | Rhizoctonia - pathogenicity | Oryza - immunology | Drug resistance in microorganisms | Pathogenic microorganisms | Research | Risk factors | Pathogens | Plant pathology | Transcription | Laboratories | Pathogenesis | Homology | Infections | Genomes | Kinases | Proteins | Studies | Fungi | Wounding | Signal transduction | Epidermal growth factor | Plant growth | Bacteria | Physiology | Localization | Rice
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PLoS ONE, ISSN 1932-6203, 08/2016, Volume 11, Issue 8, p. e0160338
Callerya speciosa (Champ.) ScHot is a woody perennial plant in Fabaceae, the roots of which are used medicinally. The storage roots of C. speciosa are derived...
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PLoS ONE, ISSN 1932-6203, 2017, Volume 12, Issue 8, p. e0182629
Phytoplasmas are cell wall-less plant pathogenic bacteria responsible for major crop losses throughout the world. In grapevine they cause grapevine yellows, a...
TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS | SOUTH-AFRICA | PLANT | ARABIDOPSIS-THALIANA | STRESS RESPONSES | GENOME SEQUENCE | PHOSPHATE HOMEOSTASIS | MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES | GRAPEVINE MICRORNAS | GENE-EXPRESSION | INTERFERING RNAS | Computational Biology - methods | Reproducibility of Results | Indoleacetic Acids - metabolism | Signal Transduction | Molecular Sequence Annotation | RNA, Messenger - genetics | Vitis - microbiology | Plant Diseases - microbiology | Gene Expression Profiling | RNA Interference | Base Sequence | Gene Expression Regulation, Plant | Plant Diseases - genetics | High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing | MicroRNAs - genetics | Nucleic Acid Conformation | Vitis - genetics | Phytoplasma | RNA sequencing | MicroRNA | Analysis | Chardonnay (Wine) | Physiological aspects | Genetic aspects | Research | Risk factors | Post-transcription | Target recognition | Transcription | Pathogenesis | Gene regulation | Homeostasis | Homology | Infections | Genomes | Gene sequencing | Impact analysis | Signal transduction | Conserved sequence | Next-generation sequencing | Grapevines | Pathways | Plant bacterial diseases | Yellows | Gangrene | Plant morphology | Bacteria | Flowers & plants | Cell walls | MiRNA | RNA polymerase | Gene expression | Ribonucleic acid--RNA | Plant diseases | Signaling | Molecular modelling | MicroRNAs | Plant stress | Computer applications | Crop diseases | Economic impact | Binding sites | RNA | Ribonucleic acid
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