Browsing by Author "Emily Jepkosgei Too"

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    • Cell membrane integrity, callose accumulation, and root growth in aluminum-stressed sorghum seedlings 

      Emily Jepkosgei Too; Beatrice Ang’iyo Were; Onkware, Augustino; Anders S. Carlsson; Mulatu Geleta; Gudu, Samuel; T. Bryngelsson (2015-08-21)
      Aluminum stress usually reduces plant root growth due to the accumulation of Al in specific zones of the root apex. The objectives of this study were to determine the localization of Al in the root apex of Sorghum bicolor ...

    • Cell membrane integrity, callose accumulation, and root growth in aluminum-stressed sorghum seedlings 

      Gudu, Samuel; Onkware, Augustino; Emily Jepkosgei Too; Beatrice Ang’iyo Were; Anders S. Carlsson; Mulatu Geleta; T. Bryngelsson (2015-08-19)
      Aluminum stress usually reduces plant root growth due to the accumulation of Al in specific zones of the root apex. The objectives of this study were to determine the localization of Al in the root apex of Sorghum bicolor ...

    • Phylogenetic relationship among Kenyan sorghum germplasms based on aluminium tolerance 

      Emily Jepkosgei Too; Gudu, Samuel; Cheprot, Reuben K.; Matonyei, Thomas; Were, Beatrice Ang’iyo; Onkware, Augustino; Dangasuk O. George; Ouma, Evans; Liu, J; Kochian, L. V. (2015-08-21)
      Eighty nine (89) sorghum lines sourced from various parts of Kenya were used to determine phylogenetic relationships based on 10 DNA fragments at AltSB loci with SbMATE, ORF9 and MITE primers. Nine lines of varying ...

    • Response of selected sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) germplasm to aluminium stress 

      Evans, Ouma; Emily Jepkosgei Too; Beatrice Ang’iyo Were; Onkware, Augustino; Justin Hanson Ringo; Kisinyo, Peter; Anders S. Carlsson; Mulatu Geleta; Mulatu Geleta (2015-08-19)
      Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. (Moench) is an important food security crop in sub-Saharan Africa. Its production on acid soils is constrained by aluminium (Al) stress, which primarily interferes with root growth. Sorghum ...