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• The winning Lycopersicon esculentum, a humble tomato, will take the place of honor in a store that has sold truffled liver mousse and chanterelles.
• A " rad51 " homolog is present in the anther of tomato ( " Lycopersicon esculentum " ), suggesting that recombinational repair occurs during meiosis in tomato.
• The tomato leaf mold fungus is a specific pathogen of tomato plant Lycopersicon, this pathogen has restricted host range ( host specific pathogen ) that only infects tomatoes, mainly greenhouses.
• Cladistic analysis of DNA sequence data confirms " Lycopersicon " as a clade that is part of a lineage of nightshades also including the potato ( " S . tuberosum " ).
• If it is desired to continue use of " Lycopersicon ", it can be held as a section inside the potato-tomato subgenus whose name has to be determined in accordance with the ICBN.
• Several isozymes have been discovered, with varying substrate stereospecificity : three in " Lycopersicon escultentum ", 13 in " Oryza sativa ", and five in " Arabidopsis thaliana ".
• In the mid 20th century, scientists from the US Department of Agriculture were the first to isolate tomatine from the wild tomato species " Lycopersicon pimpinelifolium " and the cultured species " Lycopersicon esculentum ".
• In the mid 20th century, scientists from the US Department of Agriculture were the first to isolate tomatine from the wild tomato species " Lycopersicon pimpinelifolium " and the cultured species " Lycopersicon esculentum ".
• Instances that repeat the genus name with a slight modification, such as " Lycopersicon lycopersicum " ( Greek and Latinized Greek, a rejected name for the tomato ) and " Ziziphus zizyphus ", have been contentious, but are in accord with the Code of Nomenclature.
• A member of the Solanaceae or nightshade family, the cultivated tomato is formally named Lycopersicon ( or Lycopersicum ) esculentum, which translates as edible wolf peach; the cherry variety is called L . cerasiforme or leptophyllum, and an even tinier Andean variety is called L . pimpinellifolium, or currant tomato.
• II family include " Tobacco " ( " Nicotiana tabacum ", Common tobacco ) pectate lyase, which is similar to the deduced amino acid sequences of two pollen-specific pectate lyase genes identified in " Lycopersicon esculentum " ( Tomato ); " Cry j"
• Utilizing a [ 35 S ] methionine-labeled precursor protein, Sommer et al . elucidated a proteolytic processing pathway common to a variety of plants including pea ( " Pisum sativum " ), tomato ( " Lycopersicon esculentum " ), and maize ( " Zea mays " ).