oncidium amazonicum/carbohydrate

The pseudobulb of Oncidium orchid is a storage organ for supplying water, minerals and carbohydrates to the developing inflorescence. Different patterns of mannan, starch and pectin metabolism were observed in the pseudobulb of three developmental stages by histochemical staining and high

The pseudobulb of Oncidium orchid plays a key role in water, carbohydrate, and other nutrition support during floral development, yet a large scale of gene expression analysis involved in the metabolisms have not been evaluated. By subtracting RsaI-digested cDNAs of leaf from those of psuedobulb, an

The flower developmental process, which is crucial to the whole lifecycle of higher plants, is influenced by both environmental and endogenous factors. The genus Oncidium is commercially important for cut flower and houseplant industry and is ideal for flower development studies. Using