Plant archaeogenetics

Plant archaeogenetics / Gábor Gyulai, editor.

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Gyulai, Gábor, 1953-
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2011]
Series:Botanical research and practices.
Subjects:
Paleobotany.
Plant morphology.
Plant genetics.
SCIENCE > Paleontology.
Paleobotany
Plant genetics
Plant morphology
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Table of Contents:
  • PLANT ARCHAEOGENETICS ; PLANT ARCHAEOGENETICS ; Contents; Preface; I. Morphogenetics; Morphogenetics of Silene stenophylla Seeds from Permafrost of the Late Pleistocene (32
  • 28,000 bp); Abstract; Introduction; Materials and Methods; Conclusion; Acknowledgment; References; Morphogenetics of Plant Remains from Paleosols and Rodent Burrows Buried in Permafrost of the Late Pleistocene (32
  • 28,000 bp); Abstract; Permafrost Sediments; Plant Remains in Ancient Rodent Burrows; Seed Samples from Ancient Burrows; Plant Remains in Cryopedolith and Paleosols; Conclusions; Acknowledgment; References.
  • Morphogenetics of Dicots and Large- and Small-grained Wild Grasses from the Paleolithic Era (Old Stone Age) Ohalo II., Israel (23,000 bp)Abstract; Introduction; Matrials and Methods; Conclusions; References; Morphogenetics of Seeds and Plant Remains in the Carpathian Basin from the Neolithic to the Late Medieval Age (8000 BP to 17th Cent CE); Abstract; Introduction; Materials and Methods; Conclusions; Early Neolithic (> 6000
  • 5300 bce): Körös-StarĊevo Culture; Middle (5300-4700 bce) and Late Neolithic (4700-4300 bce): Linear Pottery Culture.
  • Early (4300-3500 bce) and Late Copper Age (3500-3000 bce)Early
  • (3,000-1,600 bce), Middle
  • (1600-1300 bce) and Late Bronze Age (1300-900 bce); Early (Hallstatt) (900-500 bce), Middle (Skythian) (700-500 bce) and Late Iron Age (La Tène) (500-100. ce); Roman Age (1st
  • 5th Cent. ce) and Barbaricum; Early (476-568), Middle (Pre-Hungarian Avarage) (568-895) and Late (Caroling Age) Migration Period (811-895) to The Middle Ages; Acknowledgments; References; Morphogenetics of ancient Vitis Seeds (3rd and 11th
  • 15th Cents, Hungary)
  • A Genotype Reconstruction; Abstract; Introduction.
  • Materials and MethodsConclusion; References; II. aDNA Extraction and Molecular Probing of Archaeological Specimens; DNA Extraction from Seed Remains of Common Millet (Panicum miliaceum) (4th and 15th Cents); Abstract; Introduction; Materials and Methods; Seed Samples; Aseptic Culture; DNA Extraction; PCR Amplification; PCR Primers and SSR Analysis; AFLP Analysis; AFLP Fragment Recovery and Cloning; ISSR Analysis; mtDNA; CAP Analsis of mtDNA; Sequencing; Data Analysis; Conclusion; Seed Samples; Quantity and Quality of aDNAs; AFLP Loci; Microsatellite Loci; ISSR Loci.
  • CAP-mtDNA at 5S-18S rDNA locusReferences; Flesh Color Reconstruction from aDNAs of Citrullus Seeds from the 13th, 15th, and 19th Cents (Hungary); Abstract; Introduction; Materials and Methods; Seed Samples; Elimination of Contaminations; aDNA Extraction; aDNA Amplification by PCR; PCR Primers; Data Analysis; Conclusion; Genus Citrullus; Ancient Watermelon Seeds Excavated; SSRs of aDNAs; Acknowledgments; References; Genetic and Morphogenetic Reconstruction of 15th Cent Melon (Cucumis melo) from Seed aDNA; Abstract; Introduction; Materials and Methods; Seed Samples.

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