| brassica taxonomy based on nuclear restriction fragment length polymorphisms (rflps) : 3. genome relationships in brassica and related genera and the origin of b. oleracea and b. rapa (syn. campestns). | rflps were used to study genome evolution and phylogeny in brassica and related genera. thirtyeight accessions, including 10 accessions of b. rapa (syn. campestris), 9 cultivated types of b. oleracea, 13 nine-chromosome wild brassicas related to b. oleracea, and 6 other species in brassica and allied genera, were examined with more then 30 random genomic dna probes, which identified rflps mapping to nine different linkage groups of the b. rapa genome. based on the rflp data, phylogenetic trees w ... | 1990 | 24226454 |
| uncommon paracrystalline structures formed in the endoplasmic reticulum of the integumentary cells of diplotaxis erucoides ovules. | | 1974 | 4139285 |
| a repetitive sequence from diplotaxis erucoides is highly homologous to that of brassica campestris and b. oleracea. | | 1990 | 2103429 |
| density and reproductive success in wild populations of diplotaxis erucoides (brassicaceae). | one possible consequence of low population density, particularly in self-incompatible plants, is reproductive failure. i surveyed seed set per flower in two populations of the self-incompatible annual diplotaxis erucoides (brassicaceae) in jerusalem, israel. widely spaced plants had lower fruit set and fewer seeds per filled silique than did plants growing close to conspecific neighbors. such density-dependent reproductive success could help explain the maintanence of spatial patchiness in plant ... | 1992 | 28313384 |
| production of wide hybrids and backcross progenies between diplotaxis erucoides and crop brassicas. | intergeneric hybrids were produced between d. erucoides (♀), a wild species, and four cultivated species of brassica, b. campestris, b. juncea, b. napus and b. oleracea, through embryo rescue. the hybrid nature of these plants was confirmed through morphological and cytological studies. backcross pollinations with the pollen of the respective cultivars yielded bc progenies in the hybrids d. erucoides x b. juncea and d. erucoides x b. napus but not in d. erucoides x b. campestris and d. erucoides ... | 1995 | 24173950 |
| allergy to diplotaxis erucoides pollen: occupational sensitization and cross-reactivity with other common pollens. | diplotaxis erucoides is a common weed of the brassicaceae family widespread in southern and central europe. | 2001 | 11421928 |
| rhinoconjunctivitis and occupational asthma caused by diplotaxis erucoides (wall rocket). | wall rocket (diplotaxis erucoides) is a common crucifera plant that grows in european and american vineyards and olive groves. we present the cases of 2 farmers with rhinoconjunctivitis and asthma related to wine-growing tasks during d erucoides pollination (march-april). the aim of this work was to demonstrate that occupational symptoms were caused by d erucoides pollen sensitization. cutaneous tests, specific ige measurements, conjunctival and bronchial provocation tests, and peak-flow measure ... | 2001 | 11447393 |
| biological and ecophysiological reactions of white wall rocket (diplotaxis erucoides l.) grown on sewage sludge compost. | we studied the effects of sewage sludge compost on white wall rocket (diplotaxis erucoides l.) compared with mineral fertilization and control (without any fertilizer) in a greenhouse experiment. the plants grown on the compost-amended soil showed a different growth dynamic: a significant delay in flowering and a bigger root system. both the compost and the fertilization treatments increased biomass and seed yield. heavy metal (cu, cd, zn, ni) distribution within the plant was in the following o ... | 2002 | 11916052 |
| ontogenic profiling of glucosinolates, flavonoids, and other secondary metabolites in eruca sativa (salad rocket), diplotaxis erucoides (wall rocket), diplotaxis tenuifolia (wild rocket), and bunias orientalis (turkish rocket). | as an influence of the mediterranean diet, rocket species such as eruca sativa l., diplotaxis species, and bunias orientalis l. are eaten all over the world at different ontogenic stages in salads and soups. they are all species within the plant order capparales (glucosinolate-containing species), and all are from the family brassicaceae. predominantly, the leaves of these species are eaten raw or cooked, although eruca flowers are also consumed. there is considerable potential with raw plant ma ... | 2006 | 16719527 |
| chemosystematic significance of flavonoids isolated from diplotaxis acris (brassicaceae) and related taxa. | the chemosystematic relationship of four diplotaxis species; diplotaxis acris, diplotaxis erucoides, diplotaxis harra and diplotaxis muralis were surveyed from the flavonoids point of view. these species were found to produce 33 flavonoids (7 flavones and 26 flavonols), including 11 compounds were isolated in the present study from d. acris. among them, seven flavonoids were identified for the first time; luteolin (4), kaempferol (8), kaempferol 3-o-β-glucopyranoside-7-o-α-rhamnopyranoside (13), ... | 2017 | 27589908 |
| antioxidant characterization of some sicilian edible wild greens. | epidemiological studies have demonstrated that many antioxidants and the total antioxidant capacity (tac) of the diet may protect against cancers and cardiovascular disease. common fruits and vegetables are good sources of antioxidants, although in some mediterranean areas traditional wild greens are responsible for a significant percentage of total dietary antioxidant intake. in the european prospective investigation into cancer and nutrition cohort of ragusa (sicily), a high number of subjects ... | 2005 | 16302763 |
| molecular systematics of brassica and allied genera (subtribe brassicinae, brassiceae) -chloroplast genome and cytodeme congruence. | chloroplast dna restriction sites for 20 endonucleases were mapped using cpdna probes from brassica juncea and site variation was surveyed in 33 diploid taxa of the subtribe brassicinae. a total of 419 mutations was observed, including both site (i.e., gain/ loss) and fragment length (i.e., insertions or deletions); 221 (53%) mutations showed variation at the interspecific level. phylogenetic analysis indicated a clear division of the subtribe into two ancient evolutionary lineages. these were ( ... | 1991 | 24212864 |