Search Results - "Jones, Glynis"

Crop manuring and intensive land management by Europe’s first farmers by Bogaard, Amy, Fraser, Rebecca, Heaton, Tim H. E., Wallace, Michael, Vaiglova, Petra, Charles, Michael, Jones, Glynis, Evershed, Richard P., Styring, Amy K., Andersen, Niels H., Arbogast, Rose-Marie, Bartosiewicz, László, Gardeisen, Armelle, Kanstrup, Marie, Maier, Ursula, Marinova, Elena, Ninov, Lazar, Schäfer, Marguerita, Stephan, Elisabeth

“…The spread of farming from western Asia to Europe had profound long-term social and ecological impacts, but identification of the specific nature of Neolithic…”
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Diversity of a wall-associated kinase gene in wild and cultivated barley by Czajkowska, Beata I, Jones, Glynis, Brown, Terence A

“…Domestication of barley and other cereals was accompanied by an increase in seed size which has been ascribed to human selection, large seeds being preferred…”
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Stable Carbon Isotope Evidence for Neolithic and Bronze Age Crop Water Management in the Eastern Mediterranean and Southwest Asia by Wallace, Michael P, Jones, Glynis, Charles, Michael, Fraser, Rebecca, Heaton, Tim H E, Bogaard, Amy

“…In a large study on early crop water management, stable carbon isotope discrimination was determined for 275 charred grain samples from nine archaeological…”
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Diversity of a cytokinin dehydrogenase gene in wild and cultivated barley by Czajkowska, Beata I, Finlay, Conor M, Jones, Glynis, Brown, Terence A

“…The cytokinin dehydrogenase gene HvCKX2.1 is the regulatory target for the most abundant heterochromatic small RNAs in drought-stressed barley caryopses. We…”
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Fertile Crescent crop progenitors gained a competitive advantage from large seedlings by Preece, Catherine, Jones, Glynis, Rees, Mark, Osborne, Colin P.

“…Cereal domestication during the transition to agriculture resulted in widespread food production, but why only certain species were domesticated remains…”
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Functional traits differ between cereal crop progenitors and other wild grasses gathered in the Neolithic fertile crescent by Cunniff, Jennifer, Wilkinson, Sarah, Charles, Michael, Jones, Glynis, Rees, Mark, Osborne, Colin P

“…The reasons why some plant species were selected as crops and others were abandoned during the Neolithic emergence of agriculture are poorly understood. We…”
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Did greater burial depth increase the seed size of domesticated legumes? by Kluyver, Thomas A, Charles, Michael, Jones, Glynis, Rees, Mark, Osborne, Colin P

“…The independent domestication of crop plants in several regions of the world formed the basis of human civilizations, and attracts considerable interest from…”
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Were Fertile Crescent crop progenitors higher yielding than other wild species that were never domesticated? by Preece, Catherine, Livarda, Alexandra, Wallace, Michael, Martin, Gemma, Charles, Michael, Christin, Pascal‐Antoine, Jones, Glynis, Rees, Mark, Osborne, Colin P.

“…During the origin of agriculture in the Fertile Crescent, the broad spectrum of wild plant species exploited by hunter-gatherers narrowed dramatically. The…”
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Unconscious selection drove seed enlargement in vegetable crops by Kluyver, Thomas A., Jones, Glynis, Pujol, Benoît, Bennett, Christopher, Mockford, Emily J., Charles, Michael, Rees, Mark, Osborne, Colin P.

“…Domesticated grain crops evolved from wild plants under human cultivation, losing natural dispersal mechanisms to become dependent upon humans, and showing…”
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Outcomes in patients receiving continuous monitoring of vital signs on general wards: A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials by Bowles, Tim, Trentino, Kevin M, Lloyd, Adam, Trentino, Laura, Jones, Glynis, Murray, Kevin, Thompson, Aleesha, Halpin, Sarah, Waterer, Grant

“…The timely identification of deterioration on general wards is crucial to patient care with each hour of delay independently associated with increased risk of…”
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Phylogenetic patterns and phenotypic profiles of the species of plants and mammals farmed for food by Milla, Rubén, Bastida, Jesús M., Turcotte, Martin M., Jones, Glynis, Violle, Cyrille, Osborne, Colin P., Chacón-Labella, Julia, Sosinski, Ênio E., Kattge, Jens, Laughlin, Daniel C., Forey, Estelle, Minden, Vanessa, Cornelissen, Johannes H. C., Amiaud, Bernard, Kramer, Koen, Boenisch, Gerhard, He, Tianhua, Pillar, Valério D., Byun, Chaeho

“…The origins of agriculture were key events in human history, during which people came to depend for their food on small numbers of animal and plant species…”
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Next generation sequencing of DNA in 3300-year-old charred cereal grains by Bunning, Sandra L., Jones, Glynis, Brown, Terence A.

“…We investigated whether ‘next generation’ methods can be used to sequence ancient DNA molecules in charred cereal grains. We prepared a DNA extract from a…”
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Phylogeographic analysis of barley DNA as evidence for the spread of Neolithic agriculture through Europe by Jones, Glynis, Jones, Huw, Charles, Michael P., Jones, Martin K., Colledge, Sue, Leigh, Fiona J., Lister, Diane A., Smith, Lydia M.J., Powell, Wayne, Brown, Terrence A.

“…Results of analyses of the photoperiod response gene (PPD-H1) and simple sequence repeats (SSRs) in modern landraces of cultivated barley were used as evidence…”
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Evolutionary history of barley cultivation in Europe revealed by genetic analysis of extant landraces by Jones, Huw, Civáň, Peter, Cockram, James, Leigh, Fiona J, Smith, Lydia Mj, Jones, Martin K, Charles, Michael P, Molina-Cano, José-Luis, Powell, Wayne, Jones, Glynis, Brown, Terence A

“…Understanding the evolution of cultivated barley is important for two reasons. First, the evolutionary relationships between different landraces might provide…”
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Early crop diversity: a "new" glume wheat from northern Greece by Jones, Glynis, Valamoti, Soultana, Charles, Michael

“…At three Neolithic sites and one Bronze Age site in northern Greece, spikelet bases of a "new" type of glume wheat have been recovered. These spikelet bases…”
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Key characteristics for designing a supply chain performance measurement system by Elgazzar, Sara, Tipi, Nicoleta, Jones, Glynis

“…Purpose The purpose of this paper is to conduct a review of the literature that gives insight into design elements for constructing a supply chain performance…”
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Lumbar spine kinematics during walking in people with and people without low back pain by Gombatto, Sara P, Brock, Tricia, DeLork, Anthony, Jones, Glynis, Madden, Erin, Rinere, Chelsea

“…Highlights • All subjects displayed more upper than lower lumbar motion in the transverse and frontal planes. • People with LBP displayed less upper lumbar…”
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Identification of inter- and intra-species variation in cereal grains through geometric morphometric analysis, and its resilience under experimental charring by Bonhomme, Vincent, Forster, Emily, Wallace, Michael, Stillman, Eleanor, Charles, Michael, Jones, Glynis

“…The application of morphometric analysis in archaeobotany has the potential to refine quantitatively identifications of ancient plant material recovered from…”
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The origins of agriculture: Intentions and consequences by Jones, Glynis, Kluyver, Thomas, Preece, Catherine, Swarbrick, Jennifer, Forster, Emily, Wallace, Michael, Charles, Michael, Rees, Mark, Osborne, Colin P.

“…We synthesise the results of a large programme of plant ecological research to investigate the selective pressures driving crop domestication and the origins…”
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Correction: Seeing the fields through the weeds: introducing the WeedEco R package for comparing past and present arable farming systems using functional weed ecology by Stroud, Elizabeth, Charles, Michael, Jones, Glynis, Hodgson, John G., Bogaard, Amy

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