- In
plant biology and agriculture,
Vavilovian mimicry (also crop
mimicry or weed mimicry) is a form of
mimicry in
plants where a weed
evolves to
share characteristics...
- A
species (pl. species) is
often defined as the
largest group of
organisms in
which any two
individuals of the
appropriate ****es or
mating types can produce...
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mixed in rice and have
become difficult to
separate through Vavilovian mimicry.
Vavilovian mimics may
eventually be
domesticated themselves, as in the...
- way, as
secondary crops. In 1982,
Georges Pasteur proposed the name '
Vavilovian mimicry' for this process. Today, a
street in
downtown Saratov bears Vavilov's...
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where a
plant has
structures like
butterfly eggs,
dissuading egg-laying;
Vavilovian,
where a weed is
unintentionally selected to
resemble a crop plant; Pouyannian...
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secondary crop,
meaning that it was a
minor admixture in
wheat as a
result of
Vavilovian mimicry, and was only
later cultivated in its own right. Rye
grain is...
- In weed or
Vavilovian mimicry, the weed
survives by
having seeds which winnowing machinery identifies as
belonging to the crop.
Vavilovian mimicry is...
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synchronous with that of
common oat, and
their relationship is an
example of
Vavilovian mimicry. Historically,
growers could control the weed only by checking...
- of the
primary cereal domesticates such as wheat. They
survived as a
Vavilovian mimic by
having grains that
Neolithic people found hard to distinguish...
- "'[a]dministrative justice' will not
always look like 'judicial justice.'"
Although Vavilovian reasonableness review is
inherently deferential, it is
nonetheless more...
