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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
31

Modelling sugarcane growth in response to age, insolation and temperature

How, Karl T. S January 1986 (has links)
Typescript. / Bibliography: leaves 115-123. / Photocopy. / xiv, 123 leaves, bound ill. 29 cm
32

The relation of Pythium species to the growth of a sugarcane variety in Hawaii

Adair, Charles Norman January 1969 (has links)
Typescript. / Bibliography: leaves [110]-118. / vi, 118 l illus
33

Molecular characterisation of sugarcane mosaic virus and sugarcane mosaic virus resistant, transgenic sugarcaane /

Pickering, Laurelea. Unknown Date (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (Ph.D.) - University of Queensland, 2003. / Includes bibliography.
34

An investigation of sugarcane nitrogen physiology : sources, uptake, and metabolism /

Biggs, Ian Maxwell. January 2003 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (Ph.D.) - University of Queensland, 2003. / Includes bibliography.
35

A computer simulation model of a sugar cane supply system in Jamaica.

Lee, Colin Oliver January 1978 (has links)
No description available.
36

Simulation modeling of irrigation requirements for sugarcane production in Sindh Province, Pakistan

Qureshi, Suhail Ahmad. January 1999 (has links)
No description available.
37

Variants of the gene encoding the beta subunit of pyrophosphate dependent phosphofructokinase (PFP) and their transcriptional expression in sugarcane

Reddy, Sanushka 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MSc)--University of Stellenbosch, 2001. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Sugarcane, a complex polyploid, may theoretically contain up to 12 alleles for a particular gene at a single locus. The number of alleles and the extent of their variation is of particular importance due to the potential for the exploitation of genetic variation through breeding. Also, allelic variation has implications for the manipulation of gene function via genetic engineering. Pyrophosphate dependent phosphofructokinase (PFP) is considered a key regulatory enzyme involved in sucrose biosynthesis, which may provide a target for genetic manipulation to increase sucrose yields in sugarcane. The enzyme is composed of a regulatory (alpha) and catalytic (beta) protein subunit encoded by the PFP-a and PFP-p genes respectively. The PFP-p gene, which has been shown to be a single locus gene in other plant species, was used in this study as a model for allelic variation in sugarcane. Two main areas of investigation involved genomic and expression analyses to further characterise the gene. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) using specific primers previously designed from conserved regions of the PFP-p gene from different plant sources, were used to amplify across exons 10 to 12 of the sugarcane PFP-p gene. Two PCR products, designated PFP-81/881250bp and PFP-81/881100bp respectively, were obtained from commercial cultivars N19 and N21. Numerous clones of the fragments were obtained and sequenced. International database searches confirmed that both amplicons were identifiable as PFP-p. Comparative sequence analysis indicated that the PFP-81/881250bP and PFP-81/881100bp fragments were poorly homologous to each other, with higher regions of homology residing in the putative exon regions (77-78%) compared to the intron regions (34- 56%). Although minor sequence variation was detected within the amplicon populations, it was evident that two major variants of the PFP-p gene are present in sugarcane. Southern hybridisation analysis revealed a simple banding pattern for PFP-p. Also, there are DNA polymorph isms for the genomic regions corresponding to the PFP-81/881250bP and PFP-81/881100bPfragments. Previous evidence indicates that both variants are also present in the ancestral sugarcane germplasm and maintain the same level of heterozygosity. The presence of both gene forms in the ancestral and commercial germplasm prompts speculation that the two variants may not segregate. This theory, together with the simple Southern hybridisation pattern obtained for PFP-p, leads to the hypothesis that the two gene forms are at separate loci in the sugarcane genome, which may be closely linked on the same chromosome. The expression of the variants was investigated during different stages of sucrose accumulation in the sugarcane culm using a Reverse Transcription (RT)- peR approach. A single, identical transcription product was isolated from these and other selected tissues of the plant. In addition, the same transcript was obtained from the ancestral species representatives of modern sugarcane, Saccharum officinarum and Saccharum spontaneum. Sequence comparison of the transcribed product and the derived exon regions of the two variants implies that the PFP-p gene represented by the PFP-B 1/B81250bpvariant is being expressed in sugarcane while the gene form characterised by the PFP-B1/B81100bp amplicon is silent. Northern hybridisation analysis indicates that PFP-p is differentially expressed at different stages of sucrose accumulation. PFP-p expression is higher in the immature culm tissue of sugarcane and low in the mature culm, which suggests that PFP-p is highly regulated during maturation. It is hypothesised that the PFP-p gene underwent duplication and that one gene form was subject to accumulative mutations evolving into a pseudogene. On the basis of present results, it can be suggested that future genetic manipulation of PFP-p should involve the gene variant characterised by the PFP-B 1/B81250bp fragment. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Suikerriet, 'n komplekse poliploïede organisme, kan teoreties tot 12 allele vir 'n spesifieke geen by 'n enkele lokus bevat. Die aantal allele en hul mate van variasie is veral van belang, weens die potensiaal vir die benutting van hierdie genetiese variasie deur teëling. Alleelvariasie het ook implikasies vir die manipulering van geenfunksie via genetiese inginieurswese. Pirofosfaat-afhanklike fosfofruktokinase (PFP) is 'n belangrike regulatoriese ensiem vir sukrose biosintese en kan geteiken word vir genetiese manipulasie met die oog op verhoogde sukroseproduksie in suikerriet. Die ensiem bestaan uit 'n regulatoriese (alfa) en katalitiese (beta) proteïen subeenheid wat deur die PFP-a en PFP-~ gene respektiewelik gekodeer word. Die PFP-~ geen, wat in ander plantspesies as 'n enkellokusgeen aangedui is, is in hierdie studie gebruik as 'n model vir alleelvariasie in suikerriet. Die twee hoofroetes van ondersoek wat gevolg is, behels genoom- en uitdrukkingsanalises om die geen verder te karakteriseer. Eksons 10 tot 12 van die suikerriet PFP-~ geen is geamplifiseer met behulp van die Polimerase Ketting Reaksie (PKR), bemiddel deur die gebruik van spesifieke voorvoerders wat voorheen ontwerp was vanaf gekonserveerde areas van die PFP-~ geen uit verskillende plantbronne. Twee PKR produkte, genoem PFP-B1/B81250bPen PFP-B1/B81100bPrespektiewelik, is deur die kommersiële kultivars N19 en N21 opgelewer. Verskeie fragmentklone is gekonstrueer en hul DNA basisvolgorde is bepaal. Soektogte in internasionale databasisse het bevestig dat beide amplikons PFP-~ was. Vergelykende DNA basisvolgorde analise het aangedui dat PFP-B1/B81250bP en PFP-B1/B81100bP fragmente swak homologie toon, terwyl 'n hoër mate van homologie in die oënskynlike ekson areas (77-78%), vergeleke met die intronareas (34-56%) gevind is. Alhoewel klein basisvolgordeverskille opgemerk is binne die amplikonpopulasies, was dit duidelik dat twee hoofvariante van die PFP-~ geen in suikerriet teenwoordig is. Southern hibridisasie analisie het 'n eenvoudige band patroon vir PFP-~ onthul. Daar is ook DNA polimorfismes vir die genoomstreke wat met die PFP-B1/B81250bPen PFP-B1/B81100bPfragmente ooreenstem. Vorige bewyse het aangetoon dat beide variante ook in die voorvaderlike suikerriet kiemplasma voorkom en dat dieselfde vlak van heterosigositeit gehandhaaf word. Die voorkoms van beide geenvorme in die voorvaderlike asook kommersiële kiemplasmas stel voor dat hierdie twee variante miskien nie segregeer nie. Hierdie teorie, tesame met die eenvoudige Southern hibridisasiepatroon vir PFP-p, lei tot die hipotese dat die twee geen vorme by verskillende lokusse in die suikerrietgenoom voorkom, en dat hierdie lokusse nou gekoppel mag wees op dieselfde chromosoom. Die uitdrukking van die variante is ondersoek gedurende verskillende stadia van sukrose akkumulasie in die suikerrietstingel deur van Trutranskripsie (TT)-PKR gebruik te maak. 'n Enkele, identiese transkripsie produk is hieruit en uit ander geselekteerde plantweefsels geïsoleer. Dieselfde transkrip is ook verkry vanaf die voorouerlike spesieverteenwoordigers van hedendaagse suikerriet, Saccharum officinarum en Saccharum spontaneum. 'n DNA basisvolgordevergelyking tussen die getranskribeerde produk en die ekson-areas van die twee variante impliseer dat die PFP-p geen verteenwoordig deur die PFP-B1/B81250bPvariant uitgedruk word in suikerriet, terwyl die geen verteenwoordig deur die PFP-B1/B81100bpamplikon stil is. Northern hibridisasie analise toon aan dat PFP-p verskillend uitgedruk word gedurende verskillende stadia van sukrose akkumulasie. PFP-p uitdrukking is hoër in die onvolwasse stamweefsel van suikerriet en laag in die volwasse stam, wat voorstel dat PFP-p hoogs gereguleer word gedurende maturasie. Daar word gehipotetiseer dat die PFP-p geen duplikasie ondergaan het en dat een geenvorm onderworpe was aan akkumulerende mutasies wat deur evolusie tot 'n pseudogeen gelei het. Dit word voorgestel, gebaseer op die huidige resultate, dat toekomstige genetiese manipulasie van die PFP-p geen, die geenvariant gekarakteriseer deur die PFP- B1/B81250bPfragment moet behels.
38

Genetic manipulation of sugarcane

Chen, W. H. January 1987 (has links)
No description available.
39

Sugarcane striate mosaic associated virus : RNA sequence and genome organisation, taxonomy and detection

Thompson, Nicole, 1975- January 2001 (has links) (PDF)
Includes corrigendum attached to back leaf. Bibliography: leaves 114-132. This thesis describes the complete nucleotide sequence and genome organisation of SCSMaV-RNA, examines the taxonomy of SCSMaV by phylogenetic analysis, and describes the development of diagnostic tests for application to field study. (abstract)
40

Protein targeting and stability in the sugarcane vacuole /

Gnanasambandam, Annathurai. January 2001 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Queensland, 2002. / Includes bibliographical references.

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