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Why is arabidopsis not always a good model plant
Key crops are monocots
Uses C3 photosynthesis
No mycorrhizae in Brassicacea
Some large gene families
Other plants are smaller, ximpler and produce more propagules
What are the model bryophytes
Marchantia polymorpha
Physcomitrella patens
What kind of bryophyte is M. polymorpha
A thalloid liverwort
What gametophyte dominates in M. polymorpha
Haploid
Why is m. polymorpha the model bryophyte
Simple genetic network
No whole genome duplications
Easy to grow - ubiquitous
How can Marchantia be made to reproduce
Gametogenesis induced by exposure to far red light
Makes lots og single-celled spores
How can Marchantia be asexulaly reproduced
Using gemmae - small discs of clonal haploid tissue
What type of bryophyte is P. patens
a moss
What is P. patens useful in
Bioreactors
What is the model lycophyte
Selaginella moellendorffii
What kind of lycophyte is moellendorffii
Clubmoss
What is S. moellendorffii used in
Comparative genomtics
What is the model monilophyte
Ceratopteris richardii
Why is the monocot maize a bad model
Large genome
3-4 month generation time
Need lots of space and light
What is emerging as an important model monocot
Brachypodium distachyon
small, fast growing