Publications
| porteresia coarctata (roxb.) tateoka, a wild rice: a potential model for studying salt-stress biology in rice. | porteresia coarctata (syn = oryza coarctata) is a tetraploid wild rice growing abundantly in the coastal region of india and some other asian countries. the salt tolerance property of this mangrove associate has been dealt with by a number of workers earlier. the distinct morphology and leaf architecture enabling the plant to exclude salt is a characteristic feature of porteresia in comparison with oryza sp. a number of genes have been isolated and characterized from porteresia that are related ... | 2010 | 19843254 |
| phylogenetic study of oryzoideae species and related taxa of the poaceae based on atpb-rbcl and ndhf dna sequences. | oryzoideae (poaceae) plants have economic and ecological value. however, the phylogenetic position of some plants is not clear, such as hygroryza aristata (retz.) nees. and porteresia coarctata (roxb.) tateoka (syn. oryza coarctata). comprehensive molecular phylogenetic studies have been carried out on many genera in the poaceae. the different dna sequences, including nuclear and chloroplast sequences, had been extensively employed to determine relationships at both higher and lower taxonomic le ... | 2011 | 22189545 |