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9783540649915

Progress in Botany

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-12-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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With one volume each year, this series keeps scientists and advanced students informed of the latest developments and results in all areas of the plant sciences. The present volume includes reviews on genetics, cell biology, physiology, comparative morphology, systematics, ecology and vegetation science

Table of Contents

Review
50 Years of the Moss Story
3(34)
Martin Bopp
Introduction
3(1)
Protonema
4(3)
Regeneration
7(1)
Morphogenetic System
8(1)
Endogenous Factors
9(10)
Factor H
9(1)
Cytokinins
10(1)
What is a Bud and How is a Bud Formed?
11(3)
Auxin
14(3)
Auxin-Cytokinin-Interaction
17(1)
Natural Auxin and Cytokinins
18(1)
Mutants
19(4)
Tmemata and Brachycytes
23(2)
Molecular Biology of the Mosses
25(12)
References
26(11)
Genetics
Recombination: From Genetic Towards Physical Distances: High Resolution Mapping of Plant Resistance Genes
37(17)
Frank Ordon
Heike Kohler
Bettina Pellio
Wolfgang Friedt
Introduction
37(1)
Closing the Gap Between Genetic and Physical Distances - High Resolution Mapping
38(4)
Construction of High Resolution Mapping Populations
38(2)
Marker Saturation and High Resolution Mapping
40(2)
Construction of Large Insert DNA Libraries
42(3)
Yeast Artificial Chromosome (YAC) Cloning
42(1)
YAC Vectors
42(1)
YAC Libraries for Plants
43(1)
Bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) Cloning
43(1)
The BAC Vector
44(1)
BAC Libraries for Plants
44(1)
Physical Mapping: Chromosome Landing
45(2)
Conclusion and Future Prospects
47(7)
References
48(6)
Function of Genetic Material: From Gene Structure to Gene Function-Approaches to Understanding the Action of Genes in Higher Plants
54(22)
Fritz Thummler
Gerhard Wenzel
Introduction
54(1)
Bioinformatics
55(3)
Expression Analysis
58(4)
Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs)
58(1)
Serial Analysis of Gene Expression (SAGE)
59(1)
DNA Arrays
59(3)
Differential Techniques
62(3)
Gene Tagging
65(1)
Proteomics
66(2)
Synteny
68(1)
The Problem of Complex Characters
69(1)
Conclusions
70(6)
References
71(5)
Extranuclear Inheritance: Plastid Genetics: Manipulation of Plastid Genomes and Biotechnological Applications
76(15)
Ralph Bock
Rudolf Hagemann
Introduction
76(1)
The Genetic Basis for Manipulations of Higher Plant Plastid Genomes
77(6)
Transgenic Chloroplasts in Plant Biotechnology
83(8)
References
87(4)
Molecular Cell Biology: Role of Repetitive DNA in Nuclear Architecture and Chromosome Structure
91(27)
Vera Hemleben
Ramon A. Torres-Ruiz
Thomas Schmidt
Ulrike Zentgraf
Introduction
91(2)
Highly Repeated Satellite DNA
93(1)
Retrotransposons
94(6)
Structural Organization of Retrotransposons
94(2)
Chromosomal Distribution of Retrotransposons
96(2)
Retrotransposon Transposition and Functional Aspects
98(2)
Plant Centromeres
100(5)
DNA Components and Structure of Plant Centromeres
100(2)
Plant Neocentromeres and Epigenetics
102(1)
Protein Components of the Plant Centromer/Kinetochore Complex
103(2)
Plant Telomeres
105(4)
Telomeric DNA
105(1)
Nucleoprotein Structure
106(2)
Telomere Length Regulation
108(1)
Nuclear Architecture
108(1)
Conclusions and Perspectives
109(9)
References
110(8)
Genetics of Phytopathology: Phytopathogenic Fungi: Genetic Aspects of Host-Pathogen Interaction
118(30)
Paul Tudzynski
Bettina Tudzynski
Introduction
118(1)
Functional Analysis of Potential Pathogenicity Determinants: an Update
119(10)
Early Stages of Infection
119(1)
Cell-Cell Adhesion
119(4)
Penetration: Generation of Mechanical Pressure vs. Cutinolytic Activity
123(1)
Cell Wall-Degrading Enzymes (CWDE)
124(2)
Overcoming of the Host's Chemical Defense: Detoxification vs. Export
126(2)
Toxins
128(1)
Active Oxygen Species: Generation vs. Detoxification
128(1)
Black Box Approaches
129(2)
Pathogenicity Mutants
129(1)
In Plant-Expressed Genes
130(1)
Avirulence Genes
131(1)
Special Topic: Signal Transduction
132(7)
Heterotrimeric GTP-Binding Proteins (G Protein)
132(2)
Protein Kinases
134(4)
cAMP Signaling Pathways
138(1)
Perspectives
139(9)
References
140(8)
Population Genetics: Coevolution in Host-Pathogen Systems
148(19)
Jorn Pons
Christoph Lower
Paul Braun
Wolfgang Kohler
Introduction
148(1)
Interactions and Coevolutive Processes
149(3)
Selection and Coevolution
150(1)
Population Dynamics and Coevolution
151(1)
The Host-Pathogen System
152(6)
Wild Plant Populations
153(3)
Modern Agricultural Systems
156(2)
Modelling Host-Pathogen Coevolution
158(9)
Genetic Models
158(3)
Ecological and Epidemiological Models
161(2)
References
163(4)
Plant Breeding: FLO-Like Meristem Identity Genes: from Basic Science to Crop Plant Design
167(20)
Gunter Theißen
Introduction
167(1)
FLO: a Floral Meristem Identity Gene from Antirrhinum
167(2)
LFY: the FLO Orthologue of Arabidopsis
169(3)
FLO-Like Genes in Other Plants
172(4)
The NFL Genes from Tobacco
173(1)
UNIFOLIATA from Pea
174(1)
IMPFLO from Impatiens
174(1)
RFL from Rice
174(1)
FLO-Like Genes in Nonflowering Plants
175(1)
NEEDLY and PRFLL from Radiate Pine
175(1)
FLO-Like Genes from Gnetophytes
175(1)
FLO-Like Genes from Nonseed Plants
176(1)
Remarks on the Evolution of FLO-Like Genes
176(2)
From Basic Science to Crop Plant Design
178(2)
Promoting Flower Formation
178(1)
Inhibiting Flower Formation
179(1)
Concluding Remarks
180(7)
References
181(6)
Physiology
Are Plants Stacked Neutrophiles? Comparison of Pathogen-Induced Oxidative Burst in Plants and Mammals
187(36)
Sabine Luthje
Michael Bottger
Olaf Doring
Introduction
187(1)
Strategies in Plant Pathogen Defense
188(6)
Prophylaxis
188(1)
Limitation of Damage
189(1)
Recognition
189(1)
Defense Reactions
190(1)
Systemic Responses
190(1)
Gene-for-Gene Resistance
191(1)
Active Oxygen Species
192(1)
Ion Fluxes
193(1)
The Origin of the Oxidative Burst
194(7)
Neutrophils
194(2)
Structure of the NADPH Oxidase Complex
196(1)
Regulation of the NADPH Oxidase Complex
197(1)
Function of the NADPH Oxidase Complex
198(1)
Indirect Evidence for Homologues in Plants
198(1)
Some Thoughts on gp91phox Homologues in Other Organisms
198(1)
Antibody and Homology Studies
199(2)
Specificity of Inhibitors
201(1)
Alternatives for an Oxidative Burst in Plants
201(6)
Involvement of Peroxidases (EC 1.11.1.7)
202(2)
Plasma Membrane-Bound Oxidoreductases
204(3)
Conclusions
207(16)
References
207(16)
Physiology of Mycorrhiza
223(32)
Rudiger Hampp
Uwe Nehls
Thomas Wallenda
Development of Mycorrhiza
223(3)
Initial Events
223(1)
Role of Phenolic Compounds and Secondary Metabolism
224(2)
Mycorrhiza and Host Photosynthesis
226(3)
Sink Effects
226(1)
Increased Atmospheric CO2
227(2)
Carbon Allocation and Carbon Metabolism
229(2)
Carbohydrates
229(1)
Carbon Allocation
230(1)
Fungal Carbohydrate Metabolism
230(1)
Carbon Transfer Between Plants via Mycorrhiza Fungi
230(1)
Nitrogen Metabolism
231(1)
Use of Inorganic and Organic N Sources
231(1)
Interaction of Carbon and Nitrogen Metabolism
231(1)
Phosphate
232(1)
Molecular Aspects of Nutrient/Metabolite Exchange
232(2)
Storage of Nutrients
234(1)
Mycorrhiza-Specific Proteins
234(1)
Differential Gene Expression
234(1)
Hormones
235(1)
Mycorrhiza and Drought Tolerance
236(1)
Inhibitors/Pollutants
237(1)
Mycorrhiza/Bacteria Interactions
238(1)
New Techniques
238(17)
References
239(16)
Plant Functioning Under Waterlogged Conditions
255(14)
Rainer Losch
Joachim Busch
References
262(7)
Secondary Plant Substances: Trichothecenes
269(16)
Horst-Robert Schutte
Introduction
269(1)
Trichodiene-Synthase
270(3)
Oxygenation Products of Trichodiene
273(3)
Macrocyclic Trichothecenes
276(9)
References
277(8)
Systematics
Systematics and Evolution of the Cyanobacteria (Cyanophyceae)
285(18)
Hans R. Preising
Books and Reviews
285(1)
General Aspects of Cyanobacterial Taxonomy
286(2)
Classification in Orders
288(15)
Chroococcales
288(2)
Pleurocapsales
290(1)
Oscillatoriales
290(2)
Nostocales
292(1)
Stigonematales
292(1)
Prochlorophytes = Oxychlorobacteria (Order-Prochlorales)
292(1)
References
293(10)
Ecology
History of Flora and Vegetation During the Quaternary
303(32)
Burkhard Frenzel
General Problems
303(5)
Basic Problems in Dendroclimatology
308(3)
History of Flora and Vegetation in the Tropical and Subtropical Zones During the Upper Quarternary
311(16)
General Problems
311(2)
The Last Interglacial
313(1)
The Beginning of the Last Glaciation
314(2)
First Phase of Full Glacial Times of the Last Glaciation
316(3)
The Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), Marina Isotope Stage 2
319(5)
The Late Glacial of the Last Glaciation
324(3)
Conclusions
327(8)
References
327(8)
Biodiversity Research in Botany
335(28)
Stefan Porembski
Wilhelm Barthlott
Introduction
335(2)
Magnitude, Patterns, and Distribution of Plant Diversity
337(9)
Global Aspects
337(1)
Old World
338(1)
New World
339(2)
Temperate Regions
341(1)
Epiphytes
342(2)
Genetic Diversity
344(2)
Gradients
346(1)
Ecosystem Stability, Fragmentation, and Global Change
346(17)
References
351(12)
Subject Index 363

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