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9780415257916

Developmental Genetics and Plant Evolution

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415257916

  • ISBN10:

    0415257913

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2002-04-18
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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Summary

A benchmark text, Developmental Genetics and Plant Evolution integrates the recent revolution in the molecular-developmental genetics of plants with mainstream evolutionary thought. It reflects the increasing cooperation between strongly genomics-influenced researchers, with their strong grasp of technology, and evolutionary morphogenetists and systematists who are more deeply rooted in comparative biology and patterns of plant evolution.The book discusses our increasing understanding of gene function and expression, along with modern phylogenies. It integrates morphological and molecular data to highlight specific key transitions in plant evolution that warrant additional intensive study. Furthermore, it explores increasing knowledge of the physical expression of plant development from disciplines such as anatomy and paleobotany. Rather than focus on the technical aspects of plant genomics, this book provides genuinely integrated explanations of plant evolution.The distinguished panel of contributors has succeeded in capturing a demanding subject in an accessible volume for a wide range of professional botanists and students in developmental biology, applied molecular biology, molecular evolution, morphogenesis, organismal botany, and theoretical systematics.

Table of Contents

List of contributors
viii
Preface xii
Q. C. B. Cronk
R. M. Bateman
J. A. Hawkins
Perspectives and paradigms in plant evo-devo
1(14)
Q. C. B. Cronk
Impact of transposons on plant genomes
15(17)
V. Walbot
Evolutionary developmental biology: impact on systematic theory and practice, and the contribution of systematics
32(20)
J. A. Hawkins
Transference of function, heterotopy and the evolution of plant development
52(18)
D. A. Baum
M. J. Donoghue
Are macroevolution and microevolution qualitatively different? Evidence from Poaceae and other families
70(15)
E. A. Kellogg
The Mostly Male theory of flower origins: summary and update regarding the Jurassic pteridosperm Pteroma
85(24)
M.W. Frohlich
Generating and filtering major phenotypic novelties: neoGoldschmidtian saltation revisited
109(51)
R. M. Bateman
W. A. Dimichele
Evolution of adaptive petal cell morphology
160(13)
B. J. Glover
C. Martin
How the land plants learned their floral ABCs: the role of MADS-box genes in the evolutionary origin of flowers
173(33)
G. Theißen
A. Becker
K. U. Winter
T. Munster
C. Kirchner
H. Saedler
Orchid flowers: evolution and molecular development
206(14)
B. Johansen
S. Frederiksen
Involvement of non-ABC MADS-box genes in determining stamen and carpel identity in Gerbera bybrida (Asteraceae)
220(13)
T. H. Teeri
V. A. Albert
P. Elomaa
J. Hamalainen
M. Kotilainen
E. Pollanen
A. Uimari
Making rays in the Asteraceae: genetics and evolution of radiate versus discoid flower heads
233(14)
A. C. M. Gillies
P. Cubas
E. S. Coen
R. J. Abbott
Role of TCP genes in the evolution of morphological characters in angiosperms
247(20)
P. Cubas
Floral diversity and evolution in the Solanaceae
267(31)
S. Knapp
Integrating phylogeny, developmental morphology and genetics: a case study of inflorescence evolution in the `bristle grass' clade (Panicoideae: Poaceae)
298(17)
A. N. Doust
E. A. Kellogg
Identification of genes involved in evolutionary diversification of leaf morphology
315(15)
T. McLellan H. L Shephard
C. Ainsworth
Evolution of vascular plant body plans: a phylogenetic perspective
330(35)
H. Schineider
K. M. Pryer
R. Cranfill
A. R. Smith
P. C. Wolf
The telome theory
365(23)
P. Kenrick
A developmental perspective on the evolution of leaves
388(7)
J. A. Langdale
R. W. Scotland
S. B. Corley
An overview of seed plant leaf evolution
395(9)
C. J. Harrison
Q. C. B. Cronk
A. Hudson
Comparative developmental and molecular genetic aspects of leaf dissection
404(14)
S. Gleissberg
Developmental signals regulating leaf form
418(13)
M. Tsiantis
A. Hay
N. Ori
H. Kaur
I. Henderson
J. Holtan
S. McCormick
S. Hake
Evolutionary history of the monocot leaf
431(28)
P. J. Rudall
M. Buzgo
Diatoms: the evolution of morphogenetic complexity in single-celled plants
459(34)
E. J. Cox
Identifying the genetic causes of phenotypic evolution: a review of experimental strategies
493(15)
D. A. Baum
Appendix 1: Glossary 508(8)
Appendix 2: Genetic nomenclature 516(2)
Copyright acknowledgements 518(2)
Taxon index 520(10)
Subject index 530(10)
Systematics Association Publications 540

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