'Endosperm' presentation slideshows

13.1 Succession

13.1 Succession. Pages 588-591. Succession. The gradual change in types of species found in an area over time. Primary Succession. Begins on bare rock Examples: after glaciers recede, volcanoes spew dust and lava or after explosions. Pioneer plants are first colonizers.

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The Wheat You Eat

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Bio 28: Nutrition Instructor: Paul Nagami Laney College

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Supplemental Fig. S1. B. Group A. Group B. A. 24 h. 6 h. 462. 77. 122. Group C. Supplemental Fig. S1 Genes that are predominantly expressed in the endosperms of germinating seeds

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The Angiosperm Seed

The Angiosperm Seed Develops from the ovule as a result of double fertilisation. Contains the embryo and stored nutrients, and is protected by the seed coat (testa). The seed coat is derived from the integuments.

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Introduction

Introduction. Seed storage proteins of maize (zeins): 60% of total endosperm protein at seed maturity Several different classes of zeins can be distinguished by their molecular mass and are encoded by distinct families of genes. E = Endosperm L = Leaf. Sample Protein Gel.

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Graham Flour Cake Flour Bromated Flour Pastry Flour Bleached Flour

Treated with agents to whiten it and increase gluten producing potential Endosperm is finely ground & bran and germ are coarsely ground Slightly higher gluten content than cake flour, used for fine, light textured products Finely milled from soft wheat, low gluten content

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Graham Flour Cake Flour Bromated Flour Pastry Flour Bleached Flour

Treated with agents to whiten it and increase gluten producing potential Endosperm is finely ground & bran and germ are coarsely ground Slightly higher gluten content than cake flour, used for fine, light textured products Finely milled from soft wheat, low gluten content

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pRSR1::RSR1-L1

Supplemental figure. Figure S1. Morphology of starch granules of endosperm from WT and RSR1- overexpressing lines . Scanning electron micrographs of endosperm cross-sections show no differences between starch granules of WT and those of three RSR1- overexpressing lines. Bar=20 m m.

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