1. Abscission of isolated Abscission zone explants

2. Abscission in three different Abscission systems: A

3. Other articles where Abscission is discussed: hormone: Auxins: …and in leaf fall (Abscission)

4. Dramatic changes in gene expression occur in Abscission zones immediately prior to Abscission

5. Abscission is an active process in plants, which enables plants to lose unwanted organs. A specialized cell layer called Abscission zone forms between the Abscission organs and the main plant body, and the Abscission organs enter into a programmed cell death before Abscission.

6. Abscission: Abscission refers to the normal separation of a senescent plant part or organ, e.g

7. Abscission The word Abscission in biological terms means shedding of various parts of an organism

8. What are synonyms for Abscission?

9. Abscission and crop storage agent

10. Abscissions meaning Plural form of abscission.

11. 1 synonym for Abscission: cutting off

12. Synonyms for Abscission in Free Thesaurus

13. Products for causing abscission are prohibited

14. Auxin Regulates Suc Transport during Petal Abscission

15. The layer of specialized, cutinized parenchyma cells that develops in the Abscission zone, the disintegration of which causes Abscission.

16. Abscisin vs abscission - what is the difference

17. Abscission is a self-pruning process that …

18. Abscission The rejection of plant organs (e.g

19. It is antagonistic abscisic acid in abscission.

20. The use of abscission products is prohibited.

21. Heteroauxin inhibits the Abscission of these leaves

22. Abscission (countable and uncountable, plural Abscissions) The act …

23. Just before abscission of the branches, a special layer is formed in the middle region of the abscission zone through numerous anticlinal cell divisions. The branch is separated along the outer part of this abscission layer.

24. Together with CHMP4C, required to retain Abscission-competent VPS4 (VPS4A and/or VPS4B) at the midbody ring until Abscission checkpoint signaling is …

25. Abscission of male flowers is also accelerated by ethylene.

26. 18 hours ago · Bridges are cleaved during Abscission and currently, the consequences of disrupting Abscission in developing epithelia are not well understood

27. What does Abscission mean? The act of cutting off

28. Abscission is very important for the normal life of a

29. ‘Abscission layer’ ‘The presence and balance of plant hormones have been shown to affect Abscission of leaves, flowers, and immature and mature fruit.’ ‘Ethylene is involved in many biological processes, like fruit ripening, flower and leaf Abscission, senescence, many stress acclimations, and growth.’

30. To separate by Abscission, as a leaf from a stem.

31. Abscisin II, an Abscission-Accelerating Substance from Young Cotton Fruit

32. Ethylene accelerates Abscission, and this property has been utilized to

33. First, it connects a MAP kinase cascade that positively regulates Abscission

34. The possible role of pH changes in the Abscission process is discussed.

35. This occurs at an Abscission zone, where hydrolytic enzymes reduce cell adhesion

36. Abscission is a Lovecraftian, story-driven horror point-and-click investigation game

37. Plants with controlled side-shoot formation and/or controlled abscission area formation

38. Auxin also plays a role in the abscission of leaves and fruits

39. The threshold level of ethylene required to cause Abscission of intact leaves was between 0.08 and 1 mul/l with Abscission generally occurring 12 to 24 hours following ethylene fumigation.

40. Auxins delays onset of leaf abscission • Auxins level high inn young leaves and low in senescing leaves when abscission started • Auxin is transported from leaf blade normally prevent abscissions 67

41. These organs separate from the plant at the level of specialized abscission zones.

42. The final step of abscission-related cell separation in floral organs of wild-type Arabidopsis thaliana, which only Abscises sepals, petals, and stamens, is controlled by INFLORESCENCE DEFICIENT IN ABSCISSION (IDA)

43. Abscission (countable and uncountable, plural Abscissions) The act or process of cutting off

44. Key regulator of Abscission step in cytokinesis: part of the cytokinesis checkpoint, a process required to delay Abscission to prevent both premature resolution of intercellular chromosome bridges and accumulation of DNA damage

45. A method for decreasing the rate of organ or floral abscission is described.

46. Abscision definition in French dictionary, Abscision meaning, synonyms, see also 'abscission',abscissine',abscons',absconse'

47. In addition, they propose that IDA (Inflorescence Deficient in Abscission) gene expression, which appears to be a common occurrence in Abscission processes, may play a role in the synthesis of the boundary layer.

48. The use of products to encourage premature dropping and of abscission products is prohibited.

49. The use of products to encourage premature dropping and of abscission products is prohibited

50. The roof abscission layer is the biggest security hidden danger in bolting support tunnel.

51. Remove or separate by abscission Familiarity information: Abscise used as a verb is rare.

52. To investigate the roles of Suc and Auxin in rose petal abscission, we chose an abscission-prone rose cultivar (Rosa hybrida cv Golden Shower) and divided the process of flower opening and abscission into 6 stages (Gao et al., 2016; Supplemental Figure 1).As determined by scanning electron microscopy, petal AZ cells appeared to …

53. Abscise definition: to separate or be separated by abscission Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

54. Although boll abscission is not necessarily related to infestation, generally more bolls Abscised than

55. The main difference between Abscission and senescence is that Abscission is the separation of a senescent plant part or organ from the plant body whereas senescence is the age-related deterioration of plant organs.

56. Abscission of branches can be regarded as a natural thinning process of the crown region.

57. In this stage hydraulically separated shoots are either connected by integration or disconnected by abscission.

58. When abscission occurred, total sugar and soluble protein were decreased, but reducing sugar was increased.

59. Abscission [ ăb-sĭzh ′ən ] The separation of a leaf, flower, or fruit from a plant as a result of natural structural and chemical changes.♦ The Abscission zone is a layer of weak, thin-walled cells that …

60. Abscission is the process by which plants shed organs such as seedpods, leaves, floral organs, and fruits by separating them at the Abscission zone (AZ) (Patharkar and Walker, 2018).Abscission can be initiated by either developmental or environmental factors and is mainly controlled by an interaction between two plant hormones, ethylene and auxin (Roberts et al., 2002; …

61. Abscission Wellness presents the second books of their children’s wellness activity book series: Staying Calm

62. The preformation of the abscission zone is still present in all lateral buds during bud dormancy.

63. Two important connections are made that help explain the observed dynamic range of Abscission gene expression

64. This study helps explain the mechanisms and emergent properties of a regulatory network that controls Abscission

65. Abscission is a natural plant process and many aspects of its physiology and regulation are unknown

66. Recent studies have given novel insight into the spatiotemporal regulation and molecular mechanisms controlling Abscission in …

67. Indole-3-acetic acid delayed but did not disrupt the sequence of events leading to abscission.

68. Development of the Absciss layer and Abscission is accelerated in leaves of plants placed in the dark

69. The following sentence is deleted: ‘The use of abscission products to facilitate olive harvesting is not authorised.’

70. (Note: See Abscissions for more definitions.) Quick definitions from WordNet (abscission) noun: the act of cutting something off noun: shedding of flowers and leaves and fruit following formation of scar tissue in a plant Also see Abscissions Words similar to abscission

71. Merrill, by 20 h, and in some experiments, significantly reduced abscission over a 7-day treatment period.

72. Abscission is the shedding away or cutting off of different parts of an organism, generally a plant

73. Prior to Abscission, cells partition most of their cytoplasmic contents by the ingression of a cleavage furrow.

74. In cell biology, abscission refers to the separation of two daughter cells at the completion of cytokinesis.

75. Absciss (third-person singular simple present Abscisses, present participle Abscissing, simple past and past participle Abscissed) (transitive) To cut off by Abscission. [First attested in the mid 19th century.] (intransitive) To separate (as a leaf from a twig) by Abscission.

76. Loss of function mutations in Inflorescence Deficient in Abscission ( IDA ), which encodes a predicted secreted small protein

77. They proposed that Abscission is an adaptation of a more primal organogenesis process occurring in the meristem

78. When you see a plant dropping its leaves or its fruits, this is a form of Abscission

79. When the altered expression of ethylene signaling genes is combined, for example in a preferred embodiment in the cotton plant, both reduced flower abscission and induced premature leaf abscission are achieved, thereby producing a more productive and more efficiently harvested crop.

80. Most laser applications in medicine aim at ablation, abscission or vaporisation of tissue or coagulation of body fluids.