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main domestic plants

and others
wheat, rice, corn, potato, sweet potato, cassava

sugar cane, sugar beet, bean, soybean, barley, sorghum, coconut and banana
first plants domesticated...
-in the Near East
-10,000 years ago
first root crops and legumes domesticated...
2,000-3,000 years ago
germplasm
sum total of a plant's genes
gene bank
library of plant genes in case a disaster wiped out an entire species
gene splicing
cutting out genes (DNA palindrome) with restriction enzymes (produce sticky ends)
transgenic plants
have genes from other organisms
plasmid
-commonly used cloning vectors
-small cicular bacterial DNA
pros and cons of transgenic plants
pros:
-need less pesticide (environmentally friendly)

cons:
-effect on non-target organisms
cuttings
produce adventitious roots, cells near wound must dedifferentiate
tip layering
bend tips until they touch the ground, cover with soil
air layering
wounding or girdling to produce roots
grafting
segments of different plants are connected and induced to grow together as one plant
scion
top section of a graft ("child")
rootstock
bottom section of a graft (where the roots are)
alloploid
hybrid w/ sets of chromosomes from other species
polyploid
more than 2 homologous sets of chromosomes