Vernalization, Competence, and the Epigenetic Memory of Winter¶
Amasino, R. (2004). Vernalization, Competence, and the Epigenetic Memory of Winter. The Plant Cell, 16(10), 2553-2559.
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- Time-Locked Exposure Protocol
- A vineyard needs its cover crop and certain perennials to flower on schedule, which for many temperate plants requires a sustained cold spell before spring — the process of vernalization.
This sourceDefines vernalization as prolonged cold that promotes or is required for flowering.
- A vineyard needs its cover crop and certain perennials to flower on schedule, which for many temperate plants requires a sustained cold spell before spring — the process of vernalization.
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