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fast cycling brassica rapa  (Carolina Biological)


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    Carolina Biological fast cycling brassica rapa
    98 full-sib seed families of fast <t>cycling</t> <t>Brassica</t> <t>rapa</t> plants were divided into two replicates ( A and B ), and spread among treatment groups, with each seed family being represented in each treatment (49 plants were used per treatment per replicate). Differently colored squares represent the two types of soil, tuff- (pale green) and limestone soil (pale blue).
    Fast Cycling Brassica Rapa, supplied by Carolina Biological, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    fast cycling brassica rapa - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
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    Article Title: Bee-pollination promotes rapid divergent evolution in plants growing in different soils

    Journal: Nature Communications

    doi: 10.1038/s41467-024-46841-4

    98 full-sib seed families of fast cycling Brassica rapa plants were divided into two replicates ( A and B ), and spread among treatment groups, with each seed family being represented in each treatment (49 plants were used per treatment per replicate). Differently colored squares represent the two types of soil, tuff- (pale green) and limestone soil (pale blue).
    Figure Legend Snippet: 98 full-sib seed families of fast cycling Brassica rapa plants were divided into two replicates ( A and B ), and spread among treatment groups, with each seed family being represented in each treatment (49 plants were used per treatment per replicate). Differently colored squares represent the two types of soil, tuff- (pale green) and limestone soil (pale blue).

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    Article Title: Herbivory and pollination impact on the evolution of herbivore‐induced plasticity in defense and floral traits
    Article Snippet: These plants (fast cycling Brassica rapa , obtained initially from Carolina Biological Supply Co., Burlington, VT) have been exposed during six generations to one of four different selection treatments, with hand pollination, bee pollination, and presence/absence of herbivory manipulated in a 2 × 2 factorial design.

    Article Title: Bee-pollination promotes rapid divergent evolution in plants growing in different soils
    Article Snippet: In 2018, 440 seeds of fast cycling Brassica rapa obtained from Carolina Biological Supply (Burlington, NC, USA) were sown out on standardized soil (commercially obtained soil with a homogeneous texture and distribution of nutrients) in a phytotron under standardized humidity, temperature and water conditions.

    Article Title: An ideal free distribution explains the root production of plants that do not engage in a tragedy of the commons game
    Article Snippet: Thirdly, to test the IFD model of root production under competition, we performed an experiment using fast cycling Brassica rapa (L., var Wisconsin Fast Plants , Carolina Biological Supply Company, Burlington, NC, USA) that asked; How does B. rapa grow roots when grown alone or when grown with neighbours and how do these root allocation strategies influence reproductive output?



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    Carolina Biological fast cycling brassica rapa
    98 full-sib seed families of fast <t>cycling</t> <t>Brassica</t> <t>rapa</t> plants were divided into two replicates ( A and B ), and spread among treatment groups, with each seed family being represented in each treatment (49 plants were used per treatment per replicate). Differently colored squares represent the two types of soil, tuff- (pale green) and limestone soil (pale blue).
    Fast Cycling Brassica Rapa, supplied by Carolina Biological, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/fast+cycling+brassica+rapa/seeds+of+b++rapa/pmc10973342-203-6-11
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    fast cycling brassica rapa - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    90/100 stars
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    98 full-sib seed families of fast cycling Brassica rapa plants were divided into two replicates ( A and B ), and spread among treatment groups, with each seed family being represented in each treatment (49 plants were used per treatment per replicate). Differently colored squares represent the two types of soil, tuff- (pale green) and limestone soil (pale blue).

    Journal: Nature Communications

    Article Title: Bee-pollination promotes rapid divergent evolution in plants growing in different soils

    doi: 10.1038/s41467-024-46841-4

    Figure Lengend Snippet: 98 full-sib seed families of fast cycling Brassica rapa plants were divided into two replicates ( A and B ), and spread among treatment groups, with each seed family being represented in each treatment (49 plants were used per treatment per replicate). Differently colored squares represent the two types of soil, tuff- (pale green) and limestone soil (pale blue).

    Article Snippet: In 2018, 440 seeds of fast cycling Brassica rapa obtained from Carolina Biological Supply (Burlington, NC, USA) were sown out on standardized soil (commercially obtained soil with a homogeneous texture and distribution of nutrients) in a phytotron under standardized humidity, temperature and water conditions.

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