Arabidopsis

This is an indispensable reference for all researchers working on plant development. Arabidopsis is the plant of choice for studying genetics, biochemistry, cell biology, and development and hundreds of laboratories have changed their research efforts to work with it. This is the first atlas to comprehensively document structure and development in this system.

Contenu

1. Vegetative Development.- The Seedling.- The Apical Meristem.- Apical Meristem Mutants.- The Leaf.- Light-Mediated Development.- Trichomes.- Phytohormones.- Morphological Mutants.- 2. Roots.- Wild-type Structure.- Root Mutants.- Root Hairs.- Root Growth.- 3. Flowers.- The Inflorescence.- The Inflorescene Apical Meristem.- The Wild-type Flower.- Floral Organs.- Nectaries.- Floral Transition Mutants.- Inflorescence Mutants.- Floral Meristem Mutants.- Floral Organ Identity Mutants.- Floral Organ Number Mutants.- Floral Organ Mutants.- 4. Pollen.- Wild-type Microgametogenesis.- Male Sterile Mutants.- 5. Ovules.- Ovule Development.- Megasporogenesis.- Zygote and Early Embryo Development.- Microtubules During Female Reproductive Development.- The Mature Embryo Sac.- 6. Pollination.- PollenStigma Interactions.- Pollen Tube Growth.- Fruit Development.- 7. Embryogenesis.- Early Embryo Development.- Reserve Deposition in the Cotyledons.- Endosperm Development.- Seed Morphology.- 8. Pathogens.- Pseudomonas.- Peronospora.- Nematodes.- References.- Gene Index.