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Triazine resistance in Senecio vulgaris parental and nearly isonuclear backcrossed biotypes is correlated with reduced productivity
William B. McCloskey, Jodie S. Holt
Plant Sciences, School of
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Senecio
100%
Triazines
85%
Chloroplasts
51%
Atrazine
43%
Herbicides
24%
Weights and Measures
17%
Growth
13%
Aconitate Hydratase
13%
Inbreeding
13%
Genome
12%
Paraquat
12%
Biomass
11%
Pollen
10%
Electron Transport
10%
Isoenzymes
9%
Water
6%
Enzymes
5%
Agriculture & Biology
Senecio vulgaris
84%
triazines
69%
biotypes
58%
atrazine
7%
chloroplasts
6%
planting
4%
meters (equipment)
4%
nuclear genome
3%
shoots
3%
leaf area
3%
triazine herbicides
3%
aconitate hydratase
2%
backcrossing
2%
reciprocal crosses
2%
paraquat
2%
electron transport chain
2%
leaf extracts
1%
assimilation (physiology)
1%
biomass production
1%
isozymes
1%
herbicides
1%
pollen
1%
greenhouses
1%
duration
1%
enzymes
0%
leaves
0%
water
0%