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International Journal of Plant Sciences Tạp Chí Về Các Môn Khoa Học Cây Trồng International Journal of Plant Sciences Tạp chí về các môn khoa học cây trồng 2008 – 169:1 2008 – 169:1 Articles Các bài viết Major Evolutionary Transitions in Các quá trình tiến hóa chính trong việc sản Flowering Plant Reproduction: An sinh cây ra hoa: Một đánh giá tổng quát Overview Spencer C. H. Barrett Spencer C. H. Barrett 1-5 1-5 Evolutionary Transitions in Floral Color Các quá trình tiến hóa về mầu sắc của hoa. Mark D. Rausher Mark D. Rausher 7-21 7-21 Explaining Evolutionary Shifts between Bee Giải thích những thay đỏi giữa việc cho ong and Hummingbird Pollination: và chim ruồi thụ phấn: Điểm hội tụ, sự phân Convergence, Divergence, and kỳ, và khả năng định hướng Directionality James D. Thomson, Paul Wilson James D. Thomson, Paul Wilson 23-38 23-38 The Influence of Canopy Position, Pollinator Ảnh hưởng của vị trí mái che, hội chứng thụ Syndrome, and Region on Evolutionary phấn, và khu vực đối với các quá trình tiến Transitions in Pollinator Guild Size hóa trong quy mô phường hội của chất thụ R. D. Sargent, J. C. Vamosi phấn. R. D. Sargent, J. C. Vamosi 39-47 39-47 A Phylogenetic Analysis of the Evolution of Một phân tích phát sinh loài của sự tiến hóa Wind Pollination in the Angiosperms của thụ phấn gió ở các cây hạt kín Jannice Friedman, Spencer C. H. Barrett Jannice Friedman, Spencer C. H. Barrett 49-58 49-58 Function and Evolution of Aggregated Chức năng và sự tiến hóa của phấn hoa tích Pollen in Angiosperms tụ trong các cây hạt kín Lawrence D. Harder, Steven D. Johnson Lawrence D. Harder, Steven D. Johnson 59-78 59-78 Origin of the Fittest and Survival of the Nguồn gốc phù hợp nhất và sự sống sót của Fittest: Relating Female Gametophyte tính phù hợp nhất: Liên hệ sự phát triển thể Development to Endosperm Genetics giao tử cái với các di truyền học nội nhũ William E. Friedman, Eric N. Madrid, William E. Friedman, Eric N. Madrid, Joseph H. Williams Joseph H. Williams 79-92 79-92 Loss of SelfIncompatibility and Its Sự mất tính không tự tương hợp và các hậu Evolutionary Consequences quả tiến triển của nó Boris Igic, Russell Lande, Joshua R. Kohn Boris Igic, Russell Lande, Joshua R. Kohn 93-104 93-104 Genomic Consequences of Outcrossing and Các hậu quả gen của sự giao phối cùng Selfing in Plants giống và hoa đồng mầu ở các cây Stephen I. Wright, Rob W. Ness, John Paul Stephen I. Wright, Rob W. Ness, John Paul Foxe, Spencer C. H. Barrett Foxe, Spencer C. H. Barrett 105-118 105-118 On the Evolution of SelfFertilization in a Về tiến trình của sự tự thụ tinh trong một Metapopulation nhóm cây. Daniel J. Schoen, Jeremiah W. Daniel J. Schoen, Jeremiah W. Busch Busch 119-127 119-127 Gender Variation and Transitions between Sự khác biệt giới tính và các quá trình Sexual Systems in Mercurialis annua chuyển tiếp giữa các hệ thống giới tính trong (Euphorbiaceae) Mercurialis annua (họ thầu dầu) John R. Pannell, Marcel E. Dorken, Benoit John R. Pannell, Marcel E. Dorken, Benoit Pujol, Regina Berjano Pujol, Regina Berjano 129-139 129-139 A Phylogenetic Study of Evolutionary Một nghiên cứu phát sinh loài về các quá Transitions in Sexual Systems in trình tiến hóa trong các hệ thống giới tính ở Australasian Wurmbea (Colchicaceae) cây Wurmbea của Úc (Colchicaceae). Andrea L. Case, Sean W. Graham, Terry D. Andrea L. Case, Sean W. Graham, Terry D. Macfarlane, Spencer C. H. Barrett Macfarlane, Spencer C. H. Barrett 141-156 141-156 The Evolutionary Maintenance of Sexual Việc duy trì tiến triển của việc sinh sản giới Reproduction: Evidence from the Ecological tính: Dẫn chứng từ sự phân bổ sinh thai của Distribution of Asexual Reproduction in việc sinh sản vô tính ở các cây hệ vô tính Clonal Plants Jonathan Silvertown Jonathan Silvertown 157-168 157-168 The Dynamic Nature of Apomixis in the Bản chất năng động của sự tiếp hợp vô tính Angiosperms trong các cây hạt kín Jeannette Whitton, Christopher J. Sears, Jeannette Whitton, Christopher J. Sears, Eric J. Baack, Sarah P. Otto Eric J. Baack, Sarah P. Otto 169-182 169-182 Cryptic Sex within MaleSterile Polyploid Giới tính kín bên trong các số đông đa hội Populations of the Easter Daisy, Townsendia không sinh sản đực của cây hoa cúc, hookeri Townsendia hookeri Stacey Lee Thompson, Gina Choe, Kermit Stacey Lee Thompson, Gina Choe, Kermit Ritland, Jeannette Whitton Ritland, Jeannette Whitton 183-193 183-193 Mating Consequences of Polyploid Những hậu quả ghép chung của sự tiến triển Evolution in Flowering Plants: Current đa hội trong các cây ra hoa: các xu hướng Trends and Insights from Synthetic hiện nay và những thực tế bên trong các đa Polyploids hội tổng hợp Brian C. Husband, Barbara Ozimec, Sara L. Brian C. Husband, Barbara Ozimec, Sara L. Martin, Lisa Pollock Martin, Lisa Pollock 195-206 195-206 International Journal of Plant Sciences Tạp chí Quốc tế về các môn Khoa học cây trồng 2008 – 169:2 2008 – 169:2 Articles Các bài viết A Review of the Distribution of Plasmodial and Invasive Tapeta in Eudicots Một đánh giá về sự phân chia của Tapeta Carol A. Furness hợp bào và lan tràn trong các Eudicots 207-223 Carol A. Furness 207-223 Floral Morphology in Nicotiana: Architectural and Temporal Effects on Hình thái học hoa trong Nicotiana: các ảnh Phenotypic Integration hưởng hình dáng và thời gian đối với sự hợp Erin K. Bissell, Pamela K. Diggle nhất kiểu hình 225-240 Erin K. Bissell, Pamela K. Diggle 225-240 Peroxisome Aggregation during Cytokinesis in Different Angiosperm Taxa Sự tổng hợp Peroxisome trong quá trình David A. Collings, John D. I. Harper phân bào trong các Taxa hạt kín khác nhau 241-252 David A. Collings, John D. I. Harper 241-252 Genetic Population Structure and Reproductive Fitness in the Plant Cấu trúc số đông di truyền và sự thích hợp Sanguisorba officinalis in Populations sinh sản trong Sanguisorba officinalis cây Supporting Colonies of an Endangered trọng thuộc nhiều loại hỗ trợ các khóm của Maculinea Butterfly một loài bướm Maculinea có nguy cơ Martin Musche, Josef Settele, Walter Durka Martin Musche, Josef Settele, Walter Durka 253-262 253-262 Flower Structure and Nectar Availability in Kết cấu hóa và tính sẵn có mật hoa trong Aloe greatheadii var. davyana: An Aloe greatheadii var. davyana: một đánh giá Evaluation of a Winter Nectar Source for về một nguồn mật hoa mùa đông cho các Honeybees ong mật Hannelie Human, Susan W. Nicolson Hannelie Human, Susan W. Nicolson 263-269 263-269 Gender Differences in Reproductive and Các khác biệt giới tính trong các điểm sinh Physiological Traits in a Gynodioecious sản và sinh lí học trong một loài Species, Geranium maculatum Gynodioecious, Geranium maculatum (Geraniaceae) (Geraniaceae) Megan L. Van Etten, Luanna B. Prevost, Megan L. Van Etten, Luanna B. Prevost, A. Cecile Deen, Brenda V. Ortiz, Lisa A. A. Cecile Deen, Brenda V. Ortiz, Lisa A. Donovan, ShuMei Chang Donovan, ShuMei Chang 271-279 271-279 Expression and Evolutionary Relationships Biểu hiện và các quan hệ tiến hóa của gen of the Chenopodium quinoa 11S Seed protein chứa hạt giống 11S Chenopodium Storage Protein Gene quinoa Marie R. B. Balzotti, Jennifer N. Thornton, Marie R. B. Balzotti, Jennifer N. Thornton, Peter J. Maughan, David A. McClellan, Peter J. Maughan, David A. McClellan, Mikel R. Stevens, Eric N. Jellen, Daniel J. Mikel R. Stevens, Eric N. Jellen, Daniel J. Fairbanks, Craig E. Coleman Fairbanks, Craig E. Coleman 281-291 281-291 Variation in Breeding System Traits within Sự khác nhay trong các điểm chế độ gây and among Populations of Microbotryum giống bên trong và trong số đám đông thuộc violaceum on Silene dioica Microbotryum violaceum đối với Silene Åsa Granberg, Ulla CarlssonGranér, Per dioica. Åsa Granberg, Ulla Carlsson Granér, Arnqvist, Barbara E. Giles Per Arnqvist, Barbara E. Giles 293-303 293-303 Fruits of Icacinaceae from the Eocene Các quả của Icacinaceae từ cách địa phương Appian Way Locality of Vancouver Island, Eocene Appian của đảo Vancouver, British British Columbia Columbia Brian D. Rankin, Ruth A. Stockey, Graham Brian D. Rankin, Ruth A. Stockey, Graham Beard Beard 305-314 305-314 Oligocene Austrocedrus from Tasmania Thể oligoxen Austrocedrus từ Tasmania (Australia): Comparisons with Austrocedrus (Úc): Các so sánh với Austrocedrus chilensis chilensis Rosemary Paull, Robert S. Hill Rosemary Paull, Robert S. Hill 315-330 315-330 International Journal of Plant Sciences Tạp chí Quốc tế về các môn khoa học cây trồng 2008 – 169:3 2008 – 169:3 Articles Các bài viết First RIMAPS Description of Patterns of Sự mô tả RIMAPS đầu tiên về các hình mẫu Root Development Displayed in của sự phát triển rễ được thể hiện trong thuật Hydroponics trồng cây trong nước Eduardo A. Favret, Néstor O. Fuentes, Eduardo A. Favret, Néstor O. Fuentes, Alicia E. Martínez, Alberto R. Prina Alicia E. Martínez, Alberto R. Prina 331-338 331-338 Delayed Senescence in Cauliflower Sự già yếu được thể hiện trong hoa lơ được Transformed with an Autoregulated chuyển hía bằng một gen transferaza Isopentenyl Transferase Gene Isopentenyl tự điều tiết. Kim‐Hong Nguyen, KimHong Nguyen, Wilco Jordi, Kees Van Wilco Jordi, Kees Van Dun, Frank Dun, Frank Schepers, Evert Davelaar, Geert Schepers, Evert Davelaar, Geert Stoopen, Stoopen, Philip J. Dix, Eugene J. Kane Philip J. Dix, Eugene J. 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