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Year 1985 , Volume 17, Issue 2
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Chemotaxonomy
(phenolic spot pattern ) of the subgenus coprosmaK.aziz and J.A.
rattenbury
Chemotaxonomy
(phenolic spot pattern ) of the subgenus coprosma ABSTRACT: The study is based on the phenolic
spot patterns of 10 species of the surgenus coprosma from new Zealand
. C baueri Endi. *Norfolk is) is compared where appropriate , as it
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The
indumentum of the genus dampiera R. Br (goodeniaceae)M.T.M. RAJPUT, R.C.
CAROLIN AND SYEDA SALEHA TAHIR
The
indumentum of the genus dampiera R. Br (goodeniaceae) ABSTRACT: Hairs of 66 species of genus dampiera
R. Br, from the outside of corolla were examined. Three main types of hairs are recognized in this genus. The
hairs shape and their nature can be
used as a most important taxonomic tool for the recognition of dampiera species.
| 181-194 |
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Flower induction
in nicotiana tabacum CV. Virginica in sterile cultureKhalida khatoon
Flower induction
in nicotiana tabacum CV. Virginica in sterile culture ABSTRACT: Flower buds were induced in vitro on
whle stem explants of nicotiana tabacum cv. Virginica and also on thin epidermal layers excised from stem segments. The explants supported flower bud induction and growth, the number of induced buds was more on the epidermal explants than on the stem segments. The flower buds thus produced contained viable pollen grains, a greter proportion of which resembled āEā grains of the in vitro produced flower buds. All the stages of meiotic and mitotic sequences were recorded.
| 195-204 |
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Isolation and
tield of protoplasts from different tissues of triticum aestivym inKhalida khatoon
Isolation and
tield of protoplasts from different tissues of triticum aestivym in ABSTRACT: Protoplasts from leaves, roots excised
from young seedlings and calli induced from roots of seeds have been isolated with a digestion maxture containing 2.5%
macerozyme, 2.5% cellulose Onozuka-
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The influence of
nitrate supply on growth and in- vivo nitrate reductase activity of leptochloa fusca seedlingsYusuf zafar and K.A.
malik
The influence of
nitrate supply on growth and in- vivo nitrate reductase activity of leptochloa fusca seedlings ABSTRACT: Leptochloa fusca (L.) kunth, seedlings
suppliedwith 0,5,10 and 20 mm of nitrate were grown hydroponically as well as in sand culture . fresh and dry weight of seedlings sampled at 10, 12,
14 and 16 days after plantation were significantly different from the zero nitrogen treatment with maximum increase I seedlings grown in 10mM, NO3 solution. Total-N of plants exhibited similar pattern . nitrate reductase activity was high and comparable activities were obtained in shoots a well as in roots . differences in all parameters were also influenced by the growing cinditions.
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Levels of proline
, glycinebetaine , potassium and magnesium in the germinating wheat seeds.Nazir ahmad
Levels of proline
, glycinebetaine , potassium and magnesium in the germinating wheat seeds. ABSTRACT: Changes in levels of proline,
glycinebetaine , potassium and magnesium in different tissues of germinating wheat seeds were studied. The tissues of the qulescent wheat grains contained proline, glycinebetaine and inorganic ions. During germination the proline levels increased many fold. The aleurone tissue and the embryo contained large quantities of glycinebetaine and
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Growth of azadirachta indica and melia azedarach at coastal sand using highly saline water for irrigation.Rafiq ahmad, D. khan and shoaib ismail
Growth of azadirachta indica and melia azedarach at coastal sand using highly saline water for irrigation. ABSTRACT: azadirachta indica and melia azedarach were grown at coastal sand using 10-30% dilutions of saline water; (EC1W : 4.5-14.0 dS.m-1). For
irrigation . height and diameter of the
plants decreased as compared to control plants which were irrigated with non-saline water. Plants irrigated with saline water showed an increase in moisture content and decrease in chlorophyll , sugar and protein
content associated with an increase
in proline. Under saline water irrigation M. azedarach showed rapid growth than A. indica . these plants could, therefore, be grown for afforestation at sandy deserts using underground saline water for irrigation where normal non-saline water is not available.
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Phytotoxic
effects of citrullus colocynthis on certain crop plants.S. SHAHID SHAUKAT ,
GHAZALA PERVEEN , D. KHAN AND M. AHMAD
Phytotoxic
effects of citrullus colocynthis on certain crop plants. ABSTRACT: Effect of citrullus colocynthis on the
germination and seedling growth of five crop species was investigated . aqueous extract of shoot od citrullus affected germination and seedling growth in the order: lactuca sativa, , sorghum bicolor . brassica rapa ,
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Myristicoxylon
ranikotense sp. Nov., a silicified dicot . wood from ranikot fort area of sind, pakistanMuhammad tahir
mahmood Rajput , syeda saleha tahir and khursheed Mustafa khan
Myristicoxylon
ranikotense sp. Nov., a silicified dicot . wood from ranikot fort area of sind, pakistan ABSTRACT: A fossil wood Myristicoxylon
ranikotense sp. Nov. belonging to famil myristicaceae is described from ranikot fort area of sind, Pakistan.
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Seasonal variation of algae in a
polluted pond in yar hussain ,Ghazala anjum , farrukh hussain and M.A.F. faridi
Seasonal variation of algae in a
polluted pond in yar hussain , ABSTRACT: Of the 23 genera and 49 species of algae identified from a polluted pond
, yar hussain , district mardan during
1979-1980, cyanophyceae (30 spp). Were dominant followed by
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Algae in dry soils
of N.W.F.P., PAKISTANGhazala anjum and
M.A.F. faridi
Algae in dry soils
of N.W.F.P., PAKISTAN ABSTRACT: A total of 34 genera and 78 species of
algae have been reported from dry lands of Peshawar, kohat, bannu and D.I. khan districts upto a depth of 15 cm. this includes 18 genera and 51 species in cyanophyceae, 13 genera and 24 species in chlorophyceae and
3 genera with 3 species in xanthophyceae. Algal number decreased with increasing depth. Five genera and 14 species were recorded as possible nitrogen-fixers.
| 257-261 |
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Seed-borne fungi
of sorghum in
Saudi arabiaM.Y. KASSIM
Seed-borne fungi
of sorghum in
Saudi arabia ABSTRACT: Using ISTA technique, 16 species of
fungi were isolated from three local varieties of sorghum of Saudi Arabia. Higher number of species were isolated by agar plate method than by blotter method. Of the various fungicides , benlate at 0.2% inhibited drechslera sorghicola and D.
specifera pathogenic to sorghum . use of surface disinfectant or the fungicides did not inhibit the growth
of rhizopus stolonifer .
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Formation of
vesicular - arbuscular mycorrhizae in phoenixA.S. KHALIEL AND
A.N. ABOU-HEILAH
Formation of
vesicular - arbuscular mycorrhizae in phoenix ABSTRACT: Fine roots of dates (phoenix
dactylifera L.) and surrounding soil were collected from mature dates orchards in qassim region , Saudi Arabia. Based on spore identification
| 267-270 |
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Intergeneric
hybridization to induce alien genetic transfers into triticum aestivumA. MUJEEB-KAZI
AND M. BERNARD
Intergeneric
hybridization to induce alien genetic transfers into triticum aestivum ABSTRACT: Intergeneric hybridization
investigation in cereals , particularly the triticeae, have gained greater research interest since the late
1960ās . embryo recovery has
remained alarmingly low, and at times has only been possible after utilizing special pre-and/or post- pollination manipulative procedures in attempts to enhance crossability . this paper describes efforts to improve triticum aestivum L. (2n=6x=42, AABBDD) by utilizing the alien genetic variation of diverse genera for incorporation of disease resistance or tolerance to soil and environmental stresses. Some intergeneric hybrids between agropyron species , Elymus species , haynaldia villosa , hordeum vulgare , secale cereal, T. turgidum , and T. aestivum are described . additionally are described hybrids of potential agricultural gain and those with limitations of practically.
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Identity and
linkage of the costata mutant on pisumCH.R. ARAIN
Identity and
linkage of the costata mutant on pisum ABSTRACT: Six induced mutants of the costata
type are described. I was found that three mutants were allelic. Linkage analysis confirmed the localization of
| 291-295 |
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Genetic
variability and correlation studies in brassica junceaNAAZAR ALI
Genetic
variability and correlation studies in brassica juncea ABSTRACT: Sixteen strains were selected from a
diverse mustard germplasm and the studies were carried out for the estimation of variability , heritability , genetic advance and correlations in 6 quantitative characters . the strains differed significantly for all the characters. High genotype and phenotypic variances were recorded for pods per plant and plant height. Maximum genotypic and phenotypic coefficient of variability was found for
1000 seed weight. The heritability estimates ranged from 0.51 ā 0.95 and was highest in 1000 seed weight. High heritability combined with high
genetic advance for 1000 seed weight
and pods per plant indicated additive gene effect for these traits which offers scope for their improvement through mass selection. Significantly positive correlations of seed yield with plant height , number of
branches per plant and pods per plant
, and pods per plant with number of branches per plant have been found.
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Studies of Libyan grasses IX. Breeding system in hordeum glaucum steud.Shamim A. faruqi
Studies of Libyan grasses IX. Breeding system in hordeum glaucum steud. ABSTRACT: Character analysis of the progenies of hordeum glaucum derived from open and bagged inflorescences revealed no significant differences. Pointing to autogamy . it is concluded that the reproduction mechanism of
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