| identifier |
DRS057396 |
| type |
sra-sample |
| sameAs |
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| organism |
Cucumis sativus var. sativus
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| attributes |
| description |
Seven cucumber seeds were inserted into a crack within a block of water-absorbent plastic foam (upper depth 10 mm x lower depth 17.5 mm x H10 mm x W49 mm) so that the germinal pore side of the seed protruded from the plastic foam by 2 mm. For irrigation, a metal pipe with small holes was inserted into the plastic foam and connected to a port in an enclosing plastic container. The plastic foam was positioned at one side of the plastic container to allow emerged cucumber roots to grow into the air. A plastic syringe fitted with a tap and a tube for drawing water from the water reservoir was connected to the port of the plastic container. The syringe was used to supply 9 mL distilled water to the plastic foam to initiate imbibition of cucumber seeds. Extra Thick (2.45 mm) Blot Absorbent Filter Paper (70 x 41 mm) (Bio-Rad, Hercules, CA, USA) was held on the opposite side of the plastic container to the foam block using a bolt through a central hole. Seedlings were germinated for 18 h in the dark at 26 degree Celsius under stationary conditions, and then placed into RNAlater and stored at 4 degree Celsius overnight. A small section of root tip (0.5 mm) was removed, and a 1.5 mm section of the remaining root was divided longitudinally into the water-absorbent plastic (wet) side (this sample) and the opposite (dry) side (sample A2). |
| bioproject_id |
PRJDB6130 |
| dev_stage |
seedling |
| sample_name |
A1 |
| sample_title |
Water-absorbent plastic side (wet side) of longitudinally halved roots from cucumber seedlings germinated under stationary conditions without hydrostimulation |
| cultivar |
Shinfushinarijibai |
| tissue_type |
root |
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| status |
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| visibility |
unrestricted-access |
| dateCreated |
2017-07-31T03:37:10+09:00 |
| dateModified |
2018-01-11T22:53:42+09:00 |
| datePublished |
2018-01-11T22:53:42+09:00 |