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Established in October 1945 with the objective of eliminating hunger and improving nutrition and standards of living by increasing agricultural productivity, FAO coordinates the efforts of governments and technical agencies in programs for developing agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and land and ...
Alle sepals av en blomst considered kollektivt. Den ytterste whorl av blomst deler.
Industry:Biotechnology
A group of cells arising from the division of the fertilized egg cell or somatic embryo before those cells which are to become the embryo are recognizable.
Industry:Biotechnology
1. A series of xylem elements whose function is to conduct water and nutrients in plants.
2. A container, such as a Petri dish or test tube, used for tissue culture.
Industry:Biotechnology
Conceptually, the unit of heredity transmitted from generation to generation during sexual or asexual reproduction. More generally, the term is used in relation to the transmission and inheritance of particular identifiable traits. Since the molecular revolution, it is now known that a gene is a segment of nucleic acid that encodes peptide or RNA.
Industry:Biotechnology
Del av en embryo eller frøplante under cotyledons, som er en overgangsordning området mellom stamme og rot.
Industry:Biotechnology
(C <sub>6</sub> H <sub>8</sub> O <sub>6</sub>; f.w. 176.12) et vannløselig vitamin finnes naturlig i noen planter og også syntetisk produsert. Bortsett fra sin rolle som et vitamin, det er brukt som en antioxidant i anlegget vev kultur; og inkludert i desinfeksjon løsninger.
Industry:Biotechnology
Een chromosoom gevormd door de Unie van twee aparte chromosomen, zoals in aangesloten-X-chromosomen of aangesloten-X-Y chromosomen.
Industry:Biotechnology
A sudden, heritable change appearing in an individual as the result of a change in the structure of a gene (= gene mutation); changes in the structure of chromosomes (= chromosome mutation); or in the number of chromosomes (= genome mutation).
Industry:Biotechnology
New individual organisms that result from the process of sexual or asexual reproduction.
Industry:Biotechnology
