- The
hypocotyl (short for "hypocotyledonous stem",
meaning "below seed leaf") is the stem of a
germinating seedling,
found below the
cotyledons (seed leaves)...
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anthocyanin are
primarily responsible for the
color differences. Maca
hypocotyls may be gold or cream, red, purple, blue, black, or green. Each is considered...
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grown by
placing and
watering the
sprouted beans in the
shade until the
hypocotyls grow long. Mung bean
sprouts are
extensively cultivated and
consumed in...
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asymmetric elongation of
cells in the stem. pin3
mutants had
shorter hypocotyls and
roots than the wild-type, and the same
phenotype was seen in plants...
- growth-promoting genes.
Mutations in ELF3 in
Arabidopsis promote the
growth of long
hypocotyls.
Defects persist in both red-light and blue-light conditions, although...
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hypogeal germination.
Dicot seedlings grown in the
light develop short hypocotyls and open
cotyledons exposing the epicotyl. This is also
referred to as...
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interconnecting leucoplasts have been
observed in
epidermal cells of roots,
hypocotyls, and petals, and in
callus and
suspension culture cells of tobacco. In...
- the
radicle (embryotic root), the
epicotyl (embryotic stem), and the
hypocotyl, (the root/shoot junction). In the
final step
vascular tissue develops...
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gravitropism in
seedling hypocotyls (the
shoot area
below the cotyledons)
causing growth in
random directions. However, the
hypocotyls readily orient towards...
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primordia at the apex, and will
become the
shoot upon germination. The
hypocotyl, the
embryonic axis
below the
point of
attachment of the cotyledon(s)...
