Journal of Experimental Botany 1999: Vol 50 Table of Contents

9 Pages·1999·2.8 MB·English

Contents
Number 330 Pankovic D, SakaC Z, KevRESAN S, PLESNICAR M
Acclimation to long-term water deficit in the leaves of
Perspectives in Experimental Botany two sunflower hybrids: photosynthesis, electron trans-
Raines CA, LLoyp JC, Dyer TA. New insights into the port and carbon metabolism
structure and function of sedoheptulose-1,7-
bisphosphatase; an important but neglected Calvin Gene Notes
cycle enzyme (Review article) IkEDA M, RAHMAN MDH, Moritant C, UmMami K
TANIMURA Y, AKAGI R, TANAKA Y, MAESHIMA M,
WATANABE Y. A vacuolar K*-pyrophosphatase in
Perspectives on Stabilizing Processes in Mixed Plant
Communities {cetabularia acetabulum: molecular cloning and com-
parison with higher plants and a bacterium
RosBinson D, Fitrer A. The magnitude and control of
DonGc Y-H, Yao J-L, ATKINSON RG, Morris BA
carbon transfer between plants linked by a common
GARDNER RC. Mdh3 encoding a Phalaenopsis 039-like
mycorrhizal network
homeodomain protein expressed in ovules of Malus
LEMAIRE G, MILLARD P. An ecophysiological approach
to modelling resource fluxes in competing plants domestica
Aerts R. Interspecific competition in natural plant com-
munities: mechanisms, trade-offs, and plant—soil feed-
backs Number 331
NikLas KJ. Evolutionary walks through a land plant
morphospace Perspectives in Experimental Botany
SERRAJ R, SincLaiR TR, PurceLL LC. Symbiotic N
fixation response to drought (Review article)
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
Physiology
SaALBACH G, Natura G, Letn W, BUSCHMANN P, Daust Perspectives on Plant Secretory Mechanisms
I, RonrBeck M, NaGy F. The a-subunit of a hetero- PaGNy S, LerouGe P, Faye L, Gomorp V. Signals and
trimeric G-protein from tobacco, NtGPal, functions mechanisms for protein retention in the endoplasmic
in K~ channel regulation in mesophyll cells reticulum
Omarov RT, AkaBa S, Kosuipa T, Lips SH. Aldehyde Matsuoka K, Neunaus J-M
oxidase in roots, leaves and seeds of barley (Hordeum transport to the vacuoles
vulgare L.)
VAN BREUSEGEM F, SLooten L, Stassart J-M, Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
BOTTERMAN J, Mogens T, VAN MontaGu M, INzé D Physiology
Effects of overproduction of tobacco MnSOD in maize
Casapo CG, Herepia A. Structure and dynamics of
chloroplasts on foliar tolerance to cold and oxidative
reconstituted cuticular waxes of grape berry cuticle
stress 71
(Vitis vinifera L.)
PRADEL KS, ULLRICH Cl, SANTA Cruz S, OparKA KJ
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism Symplastic continuity in Agrobacterium tumefaciens-
Physiology induced tumours
CRAMER MD, RicHarps MB. The effect of rhizosphere
dissolved inorganic carbon on gas exchange character- Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism
istics and growth rates of tomato seedlings Physiology
CHENG Z, BRADFORD KJ. Hydrothermal time analysis of NikLas KJ. Variations of the mechanical properties of
tomato seed germination responses to priming treat- {cer saccharum roots 193
ments RiEGER M, Litvin P. Root system hydraulic conductivity
GURUSINGHE SH, CHENG Z, BRADFORD KJ. Cell cycle in species with contrasting root anatomy 201
activity during seed priming is not essential for ger- KEBREAB E, Murpocu AJ. A quantitative model for loss
mination advancement in tomato of primary dormancy and induction of secondary
X1a J-H, Kermope AR. Analyses to determine the role dormancy in imbibed seeds of Orobanche spp
of embryo immaturity in dormancy maintenance of THoMAS H, James AR, HUMPHREYS MW. Effects of wate
yellow cedar (Chamaecyparis nootkatensis) seeds: syn- stress on leaf growth in tall fescue, Italian ryegrass
thesis and accumulation of storage proteins and pro- and their hybrid: rheological properties of expansion
teins implicated in desiccation tolerance zones of leaves, measured on growing and killed tissue 7]
Plants and the Environment Plants and the Environment
PospisiLovA J, SynkovA H, Haiset D, Catsky J, CLARK H, Newton PCD, Barker DJ. Physiological and
WILHELMOVA N, SRAMEK F. Effect of elevated CO, morphological responses to elevated CO, and a soil
concentration on acclimation of tobacco plantlets to moisture deficit of temperate pasture species growing
ex vitro conditions in an established plant community
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THomas DS, Eamus D. The influence of predawn leaf Plants and the Environment
water potential on stomatal responses to atmospheric STROHM M, Erp_MerER M, LANGEBARTELS C, JOUANIN L,
water content at constant C,; and on stem hydraulic PoLLe A, SANDERMANN H, RENNENBERG H. Responses
conductance and foliar ABA concentrations of transgenic poplar (Populus tremula x P. alba) over-
pe Marros EA, Herzoc B, Lttrce U. Chlorophyll expressing glutathione synthetase or glutathione
fluorescence during CAM-phases in Clusia minor L. reductase to acute ozone stress: visible injury and leaf
under drought stress gas exchange
Barto! CG, Simontaccui M, TamBussi E, BELTRANO J,
Methods Paper MontTALp1 E. PUNTARULO S. Drought and watering-
Raistrick N. An automated relative-addition rate dependent stress: effect on antioxidant content in
nutrient-dosing system for use in flowing solution Triticum aestivum L. leaves
culture Tuomas DS, Eamus D, Bett D. Optimization theory of
stomatal behaviour. I.
Tuomas DS, Eamus D, BeLt D. Optimization theory of
Short Communication
stomatal behaviour. II.
STRANGER A, Corsett JM, DuNN MJ, Totty NF,
STERLING A, BoLweLL GP. Identification of develop-
Short Communications
mentally-specific markers in germinating and haustor-
ial stages of Striga hermonthica ( Del.) Benth. seedlings WILLMER CM, PADMASREE K, RAGHAVENDRA AS. A novel
method of measuring volume changes of mesophyll
cell protoplasts and the effect of mercuric chloride on
their osmotically-induced swelling
Number 332 RoBerts MR, WARNER SAJ, Darsy R, Lim E-K, DRAPER
Perspectives in Experimental Botany J, Bowes DJ. Differential regulation of a glucosyl
transferase gene during defence responses in tobacco
Li J, Cuory J. Brassinosteroid actions in_ plants
(Review article)
Gene Note
SaYANOVA O, SHEWRY PR, Napier JA. Characterization
Perspectives on QTL Analysis
and expression of a fatty acid desaturase from Borago
ENJALBERT J, GOLDRINGER I, PAILLARD S, BRABANT P
officinalis
Molecular markers to study genetic drift and selection
in wheat populations 283
ZHANG J, NGUYEN HT, BLum A. Genetic analysis of Number 333
osmotic adjustment in crop plants 291
DE VIENNE D, Leonarpi A, DAMeRvAL C, Zivy M. Perspectives in Experimental Botany
Genetics of proteome variation for QTL characteriza- Hare PD, Cress WA, VAN STADEN J. Proline synthesis
tion. Application to drought-stress responses in maize 303 and degradation: a model system for elucidating stress-
related signal transduction (Review article) 413
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
Physiology Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
BERNAL-LuGo I, RopriGuEzZ M, GaviLAnges-Ruiz M, Physiology
HAMABATA A. Reduced aleurone a-amylase production BrowN AMG, Epwarps CM, HartMan_ TPV,
in aged wheat seeds is accompanied by lower levels of MARSHALL JA, SmitH RM, Davey MR, Power JB,
high-pl a-amylase transcripts and reduced response to Lowe KC. Sexual hybrids of Tanacetum: biochemical,
gibberellic acid cytological and pharmacological characterization
YOSHIDA I, YAMAGATA H, Hirasawa E. Blue- and red- Boyp CM, GRADMANN D. Electrophysiology of the
light regulation and circadian control of gene expres- marine diatom Coscinodiscus wailesii. 1.
sion of S-adenosylmethionine decarboxylase in GRADMANN D, Boyp CM. Electrophysiology of the
Pharbitis nil marine diatom Coscinodiscus wailesii. 11.
XiE Z-P, STAEHELIN C, WIEMKEN A, BROUGHTON WJ, Boyp CM, GRADMANN D. Electrophysiology of the
MULLER J, BoLLER T. Symbiosis-stimulated chitinase marine diatom Coscinodiscus wailesii. U1.
isoenzymes of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) Frias J, BAKHSH A, Jones DA, ArtHurR AE, VIDAL-
WuiteLaw CA, PauL W, Jenkins ES, TayLtor VM, VALVERDE C, RHopeEs MJC, HepLey CL. Genetic ana-
Roberts JA. An mRNA encoding a response regulator lysis of the raffinose oligosaccharide pathway in
protein from Brassica napus is up-regulated during lentil seeds 469
pod development 335
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism Physiology
Physiology TAUBERGER E, HOFFMANN-BENNING S, _ FLEISCHER-
HirSINGER C, SALvA I, MarBacH J, Durr A, FLEcK J, NotrerR H, WIL-~MiTzer L, FISAHN J. Impact of
Jamet E. The tobacco extensin gene Ext 1.4 is invertase Overexpression on cell size, starch granule
expressed in cells submitted to mechanical constraints formation and ceil wall properties during tuber devel-
and in cells proliferating under hormone control opment in potatoes with modified carbon allocation
Marce.is LFM, Ho LC. Blossom-end rot in relation to patterns 477
growth rate and calcium content in fruits of sweet MO. ier A, PELLERIN S. Maize root system growth and
pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) development as influenced by phosphorus deficiency 487
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FITZGERALD MA, UGALpe TD, ANDERSON JW. Sulphur CARDENAS-NAVARRO R, ADAMOwICZ S, GOJON A, ROBIN
nutrition changes the sources ofS in vegetative tissues P. Modelling nitrate influx in young tomato
of wheat during generative growth (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) plants
Amopeo G, Dorr R, VALLEJO A, SuTKA M, Parisi M NAKANISHI H, BUGHIO N, MarsunHasui S, IsHioka N-S
Radial and axial water transport in the sugar beet Ucuipa H, Tsusi A, Osa A, Sekine T, Kume T, Mort
storage root S. Visualizing real time [""C] methionine translocatio1
in Fe-sufficient and Fe-deficient barley using a Positron
Plants and the Environment mitting Tracer Imaging System (PETIS)
GRAMMATIKOPOULOS G, PETROPOULOU Y, MANETAS Y
Site-dependent differences in transmittance and UV-B- Plants and the Environment
absorbing capacity of isolated leaf epidermes and Sims DA, CHENG W, Luo Y, SEEMANN JR. Photosynthetic
mesophyll in Urginea maritima (L.) Baker acclimation to elevated CO, in a sunflower canop\
IANNELLI MA, VAN BREUSEGEM F, VAN MontaGu M., KEBREAB E, Murpocu AJ. Modelling the effects of w
INzE D, Massacci A. Tolerance to low temperature stress and temperature on germination
and paraquat-mediated oxidative stress in two maize Orobanche aegyptiaca seeds
genotypes Bac KHAUSEN JI SCHEIBI R Adaptation
MipGLey GF, Wanp SJE, PAMMENTER NW. Nutrient plants to elevated CO): influence of leaf a
and genotypic effects on CO,-responsivesness: photo- in physiology, redox states and NADP-malat
synthetic regulation in Leucadendron species of a nutri- drogenase activity
ent-poor environment CHEN CCS, Pant AL. Salt-induced protein synt!
ALDIMANN P. How do changes in temperature during tomato roots: the role of ABA
growth affect leaf pigment composition and photosyn- BacaNAMwo M, Purce.t LC. Soybean dry
thesis. is n Zea mays genotypes diff“e4 ring in sensitivity to N acc; umulaailt ion » rreescpnoannsceesc ttao ffi loodinign o str,e
low temperature? and hypoxia
GAUSLAA Y, SOLHAUG KA. High-light damage
Gene Note dry thalli of the old forest lichen Loharia p
interactions of irradiance, exposure duration
BUTLER ED, GALLAGHER TF. Isolation and characteriza-
tion of acDNA encoding a novel 2-oxoacid-dependent temperature
SMILLII RM HETHERINGTON SE, Davy
dioxygenase which is up-regulated during adventitious
Photosynthetic activity of the calyx, gree
root formation in apple (Malus domestica ‘Jork 9°) : : ’ a a
pericarp and locular parenchyma of toma
stem discs
Short Communications
Number 334 WINGLER A, ANN VJ, Lea PJ, Lercoop Rt‘
Serine: glyoxylate aminotransferase exerts no cont
Perspectives in Experimental Botany on photosynthesis
HEDDEN P. Recent advances in gibberellin biosynthesis Ma JF, Taketa S, CHANG Y-C, Takepa K, Matsumor
(Review article) : ‘3 H. Biosynthesis of phytosiderophores -
riticeae species with different genome
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
Physiology Gene Notes
KEHR J, WAGNER C, WILLMITZER L, FISAHN J. Effect of Liu J-H, Luo M, Cuenc K-J, Mouapatra SS, Hu
Identification and characterization of a novel bark
modified carbon allocation on turgor, osmolality,
gene that is ABA-inducible and expressed specifically
sugar and potassium content, and membrane potential
in the epidermis of transgenic potato (Solanum in embryo and aleurone
MikAMI K, TAKAHASHI S, Katacirni T, YAMAGUt
tuberosum L.) plants
R Spano I SHINOZAKI K, SuHinozaki K. Isolation § of
Di Cota A, Marcozzi G, BALESTRINI
trabidopsis thaliana CDNA encoding a_plecksti
Localization of the type I ribosome-inactivating pro-
homology domain protein, a putative homologue
tein, luffin, in adult and embryonic tissues of Luffa
human pleckstrin
cylindrica L. Roem.
Kunik T, Mizracuy L, Citovsky \
Zonta L, Tupy J, StaiGeR CJ. Unique actin and microtu-
Characterization of a tomato karyopherin ~% th
bule arrays co-ordinate the differentiation of micro-
spores to mature pollen in Nicotiana tabacum acts with the Tomato Yellow Leaf ¢
(TYLCV ) capsid protein
Cowan AK, Cairns ALP, BArTELS-RAHM B. Regulation
Ruperti B, WuHiTeLAw CA, Roserts JA. Isolation and
of abscisic acid metabolism: towards a metabolic basis
expression of an allergen-like mRNA from ethylene
for abscisic acid—cytokinin antagonism socutiailt Cina FP nasal Er Reagan mts
MOERSCHBACHER BM, Mierau M, Graesner B, Nout ee ae eT ee
U, Mort AJ. Small oligomers of galacturonic acid are
endogenous suppressors of disease resistance reactions
in wheat leaves 605 Number 335
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism Perspectives in Experimental Botany
Physiology KINGSTON-SMITH AH, Wacker RP POLLOCK
CARDENAS-NAVARRO R, ADAMOWICZ S, RoBIN P. Nitrate CJ. Invertase in leaves: conundrum or control point?
accumulation in plants: a role for water 613 (Review article)
viii Contents
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular BRUGGEMANN' LI, Porrtosin II, SCHONKNECHT G.
Physiology Selectivity of the fast activating vacuolar cation
BRUDENELL AJP, GrirritHs H, Rossiter JT, BAKER DA. channel
The phloem mobility of glucosinolates
KREUZWIESER J, SCHEERER U, RENNENBERG H. Metabolic Gene Note
origin of acetaldehyde emitted by poplar (Populus
Irar A, YosHipA K, TANABE K, Tamura F. A 6-b-
tremula x P. alba) trees
xylosidase-like gene is expressed during fruit ripening
Cun L-H, Att ZM, LAzan H. Cell wall modifications,
in Japanese pear (Pyrus pyrifolia Nakai)
degrading enzymes and softening of carambola fruit
during ripening
CoreL_e V, Pierre J-N, VAvASseUR A. Potential strong Book Reviews
regulation of guard cell phosphoeno/pyruvate carb- Linpsey K. Arabidopsis. M Anderson and J Roberts
oxylase through phosphorylation MARKSTRAEDTER C. Plant lipid biosynthesis: funda-
NGuyYEN-Quoc B, N’tcHopo H, Foyer C, YELLE S. mentals and agricultural applications. JL Harwood
Overexpression of sucrose phosphate synthase
increases sucrose unloading in transformed tomato Corrigendum
fruit
GriFFITHS A, BARRY C, ALPUCHE-SOLIS AG, GRIERSON
D. Ethylene and developmental signals regulate
Special Issue
expression of lipoxygenase genes during tomato fruit
793
ripening
Membrane Transport
PALMGREN MG, Harper JF. Pumping with plant
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism P-type ATPases
Rea PA. MRP subfamily ABC transporters from plants
Physiology
and yeast
Hurvtey MB, Rowartu JS. Resistance to root growth
ZHENG H, BassHAM DC, ba SitvaA ConceigAo A,
and changes in the concentrations of ABA within the
RAIKHEL NV. The syntaxin family of proteins in
root and xylem sap during root-restriction stress
Arabidopsis: a new syntaxin homologue shows poly-
ATKINS CA. Spontaneous phloem exudation accompany-
morphism between two ecotypes
ing abscission in Lupinus mutabilis (Sweet.)
MacRossi— EAC. Vesicle trafficking: a role in trans-
BUWALDA F, WARMENHOVEN M. Growth-limiting phos-
tonoplast ion movements?
phate nutrition suppresses nitrate accumulation in
KUHN C, BARKER L, BURKLE L, FROMMER W-B. Update
greenhouse lettuce
on sucrose transport in higher plants
Moraes A, OrRTEGA-DELGADO ML, MOLINA-GALAN J,
CZEMPINSKI K, GAEDEKE N, ZIMMERMANN S, MULLER-
SANCHEZ DE JIMENEZ E. Importance of Rubisco activ-
R6ser B. Molecular mechanisms and regulation of
ase in maize productivity based on mass selection
plant ion channels
procedure
IcHIDA AM, BaIzABAL-AGUIRRE VM, SCHROEDER JI.
Genetic selection of inward-rectifying K~ channel
mutants with reduced Cs”~ sensitivity by random
Plants and the Environment recombinant DNA shuffling mutagenesis and mutant
BurGIN MJ, Casat JJ, WHiTELAM GG, SANCHEZ RA. A selection in yeast 967
light-regulated pool of phytochrome and rudimentary Lucas WJ. Plasmodesmata and the cell-to-cell transport
high-irradiance responses under far-red light in Pinus of proteins and nucleoprotein complexes 979
elliottii and Pseudotsuga menziesii Batt MR. Reassessing roles for Ca?* it guard cell
bE WiLD HPJ, WoLTERING EJ, PEPPELENBos HW. Carbon signalling 989
dioxide and 1-MCP inhibit ethylene production and BROWNLEE C, GODDARD H, HETHERINGTON AM, PEAK!
respiration of pear fruit by different mechanisms L-A. Specificity and integration of responses: Ca** as
Seymour RS. Pattern of respiration by intact inflores- a signal in polarity and osmotic regulation 1001
cences of the thermogenic arum lily Philodendron HARRISON MJ. Biotrophic interfaces and nutrient trans-
selloum port in plant/fungal symbioses 1013
STADDON PL, Fitter AH, Rosrnson D. Effects of mycor- SERRANO R, Mutet JM, Rios G, Marquez JA, bt
rhizal colonization and elevated atmospheric carbon LARRINOA IF, LeuBE MP, MENDIZzABAL I, PASCUAL-
dioxide on carbon fixation and below-ground carbon AHuIR A, Prort M, Ros R, Montesinos C. A glimpse
partitioning in Plantago lanceolata of the mechanisms of ion homeostasis during salt stress
ForsyTH JL, Pearson S, HADLEY P, BARNETT JR. Apical Wuite PJ, Biskup B, ELZENGA JTM, HoMANN U, THIEI
abortion in calabrese is induced by periods of low G, WissinG F, Maatuuis FJM. Advanced patch-clamp
temperature and results in premature differentiation techniques and single-channel analysis
of apical meristem cells TYERMAN SD, BoHNert HJ, MaAuret C, STEUDLE E,
SmitH JAC. Plant aquaporins: their molecular biology,
biophysics and significance for plant water relations
Short Communications Dreyer I, HoreAu C, LEMAILLET G, ZIMMERMANN S,
RACHMILEVITCH S, REUVENI J, PEARCY RW, GALe J. A BusH DR, RopRIGUEZ-NAVARRO A, SCHACHTMAN DP,
high level of atmospheric oxygen, as occurred toward SPALDING EP, SENTENAC H, GaBer RF. Identification
the end of the Cretaceous period, increases leaf and characterization of plant transporters using het-
diffusion conductance erologous expression systems
Contents
FRICKER MD, Oparka KJ. Imaging techniques in plant HopGe A, Rosinson D, GrirritHs BS, Firrer AH
transport: meeting review 1089 Nitrogen capture by plants grown in N-rich organic
patches of contrasting size and strength
GRANTZ DA, FARRAR JI Acute exposure to ozone
Number 336
inhibits rapid carbon translocation from source leaves
of Pima cotton
Perspectives in Experimental Botany
GERENDAS J, ScHURR U. Physiochemical aspects of ion
Short Communication
relations and pH regulation in plants—-a quantitative
approach (Review article) 1101 CLARK LJ, BARRACLOUGH PB. Do dicotyledons generate
greater maximum axial root growth pressures than
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular monocotyledons?
Physiology
AKHTAR MS, Go_pscumipt EE, Joun I, Roponi §,
MartILe P, Grierson D. Altered patterns of senescence Number 337
and ripening in gf, a stay-green mutant of tomato
(Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) Perspectives in Experimenta! Botany
KospayasH! T, EUN C-H, HANar H, Martsusayasui Y, SCHREIBER L, HARTMANN K, Skrass M. ZEIER
SAKAGAMI Y, KAMADA H. Phytosulphokine-«, a pepti- J. Apoplastic barriers in roots: chemical compositiot
dyl plant growth factor, stimulates somatic embryo- of endodermal and hypodermal cell walls
genesis in carrot article)
BiLKovA J, ALBRECHTOVA J, OpATRNA J. Histochemical
detection and image analysis of non-specific esterase
Perspectives on QTL Analysis
activity and the amount of polyphenols during annual
PriouL J-L, PeELLescui S, SeNE M, THEveNot C, Causst
bud development in Norway spruce
Lin X, ZIMMERMAN JL. Expression of a globulin-like M, DE VIENNE D, LEONARDI A. From QTLs for enzyn
activity to candidate genes in maize
protein gene, Gea8&, in somatic and zygotic embryos
SANGUINETI MC, Tuperosa R, Lanpi P, Savi §
Potacco JC, FREYERMUTH SK, GERENDAS J, CIANZIO
SR. Soybean genes involved in nickel insertion into MAcCCAFERRI M, CASARINI E. Conti S. QTL analys
of drought-related traits and grain yield in relation to
urease
Noctor G, Arist A-CM, Jouanin L, Foyer CH genetic variation for leaf abscisic acid concentration
in field-grown maize
Photorespiratory glycine enhances glutathione accu-
mulation in both the chloroplastic and cytosolic QuaRRIE SA, Lazic-JANCIC V, Kovacevic D, STEED A
Pexic S. Bulk segregant analysis with moleculas
compartments
markers and its use for improving drought resistance
in maize
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism
Physiology
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
WALTER A, ScHURR U. The modular character of growth
Physiology
in Nicotiana tabacum plants under steady-state
nutrition NoNoGAK!I H, MorouasHi ¥ Teenm porara l ainndd spadta lla
SCHULTE PJ. Water flow through a 20-pore perforation pattern of the development of the endo-f-mannanase
plate in vessels of Liguidambar styraciflua activity in germinating and germinated lettuce seeds 130
ZHu L-H, WeLANDER M, HELLGREN O. Growth rates SABELLI PA, PaRKER JS, BARLOw PW. cDNA and pro
and biomass production of micropropagated apple moter sequences for MCM3 homologues from maize
plants of M26 and Gravenstein on their own roots and protein localization in cycling cells
and in different micrografted combinations under non- Domozycu DS. Disruption of the Golgi apparatus anc
limiting and limiting nutrient conditions secretory mechanism in the desmid, Closterium ace
Lu C, ZHANG J. Effects of water stress on photosystem sum, by brefeldin A
II photochemistry and its thermostability in wheat KENTON P, Mur LAJ, Draper J. A requirement for
plants calcium and protein phosphatase in the jasmonate-
induced increase in tobacco leaf acid phosphatase
Plants and the Environment specific activity
BENABDELLAH K, AZCON-AGUILAR C, FERROL N. Plasma
Mott KA, SHope JC, BucKLey TN. Effects of humidity
on light-induced stomatal opening: evidence for membrane ATPase and H transport activities in
hydraulic coupling among stomata microsomal membranes from mycorrhizal tomato
BAXTER R, FARRAR JF. Export of carbon from leaf roots
blades of Poa alpina L. at elevated CO, and two
nutrient regimes Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism
PATONNIER MP, Pe.tier JP, Marico G. Drought- Physiology
induced increase in xylem malate and mannitol concen- CowLinG RJ, Harserpd NP. Gibberellins control
trations and closure of Fraxinus excelsior L. stomata {rabidopsis hypocotyl growth via regulation of cellular
HAusver RE, Kveines M, Unric H, Hirscu H-J, Smets elongation
H. Overexpression of phosphoeno/pyruvate carb- CARRIER DJ, KENDALL EJ, Bock CA, CUNNINGHAM JE,
oxylase from Corynebacterium glutamicum lowers the Dunstan DI. Water content, lipid deposition, and
CO, compensation point (I‘*) and enhances dark and (+)-abscisic acid content in developing white spruce
light respiration in transgenic potato seeds
x Contents
PeukKE AD, JescHKE WD. The characterization of inhibi- Plants and the Environment
tion of net nitrate uptake by salt in salt-tolerant barley KINRAIDE TB. Interactions among Ca*, Na~ and K°* in
(Hordeum vulgare L. cv. California Mariout) salinity toxicity: quantitative resolution of multiple
Peres A, AyaypDIN F, Nikovics K, GUTIERREZ C, toxic and ameliorative effects
HorvAtH GV, Dupits D, Fever A. Partial synchron- PRITCHARD HW, STEADMAN KJ, Nasu JV, Jones C
ization of cell division in cultured maize (Zea mays Kinetics of dormancy release and the high temperature
L.) cells: differential cyclin, cdce2, histone, and retino- germination response in Aesculus hippocastanum seeds
blastoma transcript accumulation during the cell cycle LEPRINCE O, BuiTINK J, HoEKsTRA FA. Axes and cotyle-
dons of recalcitrant seeds of Castanea sativa Mill.
Plants and the Environment exhibit contrasting responses of respiration to drying
Lawson T, Weyers J. Spatial and temporal variation in in relation to desiccation sensitivity
gas exchange over the lower surface of Phaseolus Seymour RS, BLayLock AJ. Switching off the heater:
vulgaris L. primary leaves inftuence of ambient temperature on thermoregulation
CLiFTON-BRowNn JC, Jones MB. Alteration in transpir- by eastern skunk cabbage Symplocarpus foetidus
ation rate, by changing air vapour pressure deficit, FRACHEBOUD Y, HALDIMANN P, LEIPNER J, Stamp P.
influences leaf extension rate transiently in Miscanthus Chlorophyll fluorescence as a selection tool for cold
Ren C, Kermope AR. Analyses to determine the role of tolerance of photosynthesis in maize (Zea mays L.)
the megagametophyte and other seed tissues in dorm-
ancy maintenance of yellow cedar (Chamaecyparis
nootkatensis) seeds: morphological, cellular and
physiological changes during moist chilling and
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germination
Perspectives in Experimental Botany
Gene Note Eckert M, BieLa A, Sterritz F, KALDENHOFF R. New
GIELEN J, TERRYN N, VILLAROEL R, VAN MontaGu M. aspects of plant aquaporin regulation and specificity
Complete nucleotide sequence of the T-DNA region (Review article) 1541
of the plant tumour-inducing Agrobacterium tumefaci-
ens Ti plasmid pTiC58
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
Physiology
Number 338 BRUGGEMANN LI, Portosin II, SCHONKNECHT G. Cyto-
plasmic magnesium regulates the fast activating vacu-
Perspectives in Experimental Botany olar cation channel
BARNES J, BENDER J, Lyons T, BORLAND A. Natural and KNEER R, PouLey AA, OLEsINsKI A, RASKIN I.
man-made selection for air pollution resistance Characterization of the elicitor-induced biosynthesis
(Review article) 1423 and secretion of genistein from roots of Lupinus
luteus L.
Cel! and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular SMALLE J, HAEGMAN M, Mertens J, VANGRONSVELD J,
Physiology VAN MontaGu M, VAN Der StTRAETEN D. The expres-
YANG M, NapeaAu JA, ZuHao L, Sack’ FD. sion pattern of the Arabidopsis ACC synthase gene |
Characterization of a cytokinesis defective (cydl) during rosette leaf development
mutant of Arabidopsis HETHERINGTON PR, REYNOLDS TL, MaArsHaALL G.,
Davies GJ, Kirtsy NJ, Riou-KHAMLICHI C, MURRAY KirKwoop RC. The absorption, translocation and
JAH. Somatic and germinal inheritance of an FLP- distribution of glyphosate in maize expressing the
mediated deletion in transgenic tobacco CP-4 transgene
N’rcHospo H, Dati N, NGuyEN-Quoc B, Foyer CH,
YELLE S. Starch synthesis in tomato remains constant
throughout fruit development and is dependent on Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism
sucrose supply and sucrose synthase activity Physiology
STEELE-KING CG, Evans DE, Satiat-JEUNEMAITRE B, GREEN LS, EMeRICH DW. Light microscopy of early
Hawes C. Plant cells show an acquired insensitivity to stages in the symbiosis of soybean with a delayed-
brefeldin A nodulation mutant of Bradyrhizobium japonicum
CONNER AJ, MLyNAROVA L, STIEKEMA WJ, Nap J-P. FITZGERALD MA, UGALDE TD, ANDERSON JW. S nutri-
Gametophytic expression of GUS activity controlled tion affects the pools of S available to developing
by the potato Lhca3.St.] promoter in tobacco pollen 147] grains of wheat
HiGaAsH! K, Hosoya K, Ezura H. Histological analysis
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism of fruit development between two melon (Cucumis
Physiology melo L. reticulatus) genotypes setting a different size
WINCH S, PriTCHARD J. Acid-induced wall loosening is of fruit
confined to the accelerating region of the root grow- HANSEW H, DORFFLING K. Changes of free and conjug-
ing zone ated abscisic acid and phaseic acid in xylem sap of
EKLUND L, Tittu A. Cambial activity in ‘normal’ spruce drought-stressed sunflower plants 1599
Picea abies Karst (L.) and snake spruce Picea abies QUINTERO JM, FouRNIER JM, BENLLOCH M. Water trans-
(L.) Karst f. virgata (Jacq.) Rehd in response to port in sunflower root systems: effects of ABA, Ca?
ethylene status and HgCl, 1607
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THORPE MR, MacRart EA, Mincuin PEH, Epwarps Gene Note
CM. Galactose stimulation of carbon import into TAKAHASHI H, AsANUMA W, Saito K. Cloning of an
roots is confined to the Poaceae 1613 frabidopsis cDNA encoding a chloroplast localizing
sulphate transporter isoform
Plants and the Environment
SINGH A, TAMIL Setvi M, SHARMA R. Sunlight-induced
anthocyanin pigmentation in maize vegetative tissues 1619 Number 341
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CHAN YW, TunG WL, GrirritH M, Cuow K-C. Cloning HANKE G. BowsHer C, Jones MN. Tettow I. Emes
of a cDNA encoding the thaumatin-like protein of MJ. Proteoliposomes and plant transport proteins
winter rye (Secale cereale L. Musketeer) and its func- (Review article)
tional characterization 1627
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
Number 340 Physio.gy
SOHAL AK, Love AJ, Ceccuini E, Covey SN JENKINS
Perpectives on Stabilizing Processes in Mixed Plant Gl, Mitner JJ Cauliflower mosaic virus infectior
Communities stimulates lipid transfer protein gene expressio1
APHALO PJ, BALLARE CL, Scope. AL. Plant—plant sig- {rabidopsis
nalling, the shade avoidance response and competition 1629 VAN HIMBERGEN JAJ, TER Riet B, Mever HJG, VAN DED
McRoserts N, Finch RP, Sinccain W, MEIKLE A, ENpE H, MusGrave A, MuUNNIK T. Mastoparan ana
MarsHALL G, McNicor J, Squire GR. Assessing the logues stimulate phospholipase C and phospholiy
ecological significance of molecular diversity data in D activity in Chlamydomonas: a comparative study
natural plant populations 1635 Lima CMR, Gross! DE SA MF, KALume DI ROEPSTORF!
P, Morny | Ricart CAO, Sousa MV. Cytosolic and
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular nuclear localization of the cytolytic anc i nsecticidal
Physiology plant protein enterolobin
ReN C, BewLey JD Developmental and get
SaYANOVA O, Davies GM, SmitH MA, GrirFitHs G,
Stopart AK, SHewry PR, Napier JA. Accumulation events Can OCCUI concurrently In precociously germi!
of A®°-unsaturated fatty acids in transgenic tobacco ating Chinese cabbage (Brassica rapa ssp. Pekinensis)
seeds
plants expressing a A°*-desaturase from Borago
FERNANDEZ JA, GARCIA-SANCHEZ MJ, FeLLteE HH
officinalis 164
Physiological evidence for a proton pump and sodium
DeBNAM PM, Emes MJ. Subcellular distribution of
exclusion mechanisms at the plasma membrane of the
enzymes of the oxidative pentose phosphate pathway
in root and leaf tissues 1653 marine angiosperm Zostera marina |
BuiLou I, OcAMpo JA, Garcia-GarRIDO JM. Resistance
of pea roots to endomycorrhizal fungus or Rhizobium Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism
correlates with enchanced levels of endogenous sali- Physiology
cylic acid 1663 HAGGMAN H, JokeLa A, KRrasNAKOvA J, KAuppi A
FAUGERON C, SAKR S, LHERNOULD S, MiIcCHALskt J-C,
Niemi K, ARONEN T. Somatic embryogenesis of Scots
Decrot S, Morvan H. Long-distance transport and pine: cold treatment and characteristics
metabolism of unconjugated N-glycans in tomato affecting induction
plants 1669 VOZNESENSKAYA EV, FRANCESCHI VR PYANKO\
ZAVALETA-MANCERA HA, FRANKLIN KA, OuGHAM HJ, Epwarps GE. Anatomy, chloroplast structure and
THomas H, Scott IM. Regreening of senescent compartmentation of enzymes relative to photosyn-
Nicotiana leaves. | 16 thetic mechanisms in leaves and cotyledons of species
ZAVALETA-MANCERA HA, THoMAS BJ, THomas H, ScorTt in the tribe Salsoleae (Chenopodiaceae)
IM. Regreening of senescent Nicotiana leaves. II 1683 SIEBRECHT S, TISCHNER R. Changes in the xylem exudate
composition of poplar (Populus tremula x P
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism dependent on the nitrogen and potassium supply
Physiology RoTHE K, Porzet A, NEUMANN S, Grimm E. Charac-
ALCALDE JA, WHEELER TR, SUMMERFIELD RJ, NOoRERO teristics of the phloem path: analysis and distribution
AL. Quantitative effects of the genes Lf, Sn, E, and of carbohydrates in the petiole of Cyc/amen
Hr on time to flowering in pea (Pisum sativum L.) MorvaNn-BERTRAND A, Boucaup J, PRUD’HOMME M-P
Influence of initial levels of carbohydrates, fructans
nitrogen, and soluble proteins on regrowth of Lolium
Plants and the Environment
perenne L. cv. Bravo following defoliation
Souss!t M, Ltucn C, OcCANA A. Comparative study of
nitrogen fixation and carbon metabolism in two chick-
pea (Cicer arietinum L.) cultivars under salt stress Plants and the Environment
HaaG-KerRWeER A, SCHAFER HJ, Heiss S, WALTER C,
Methods Paper RauscH T. Cadmium exposure in Brassica juncea
Cuin TA, MILLter AJ, LAuRtE SA, LEIGH RA. Nitrate causes a decline in transpiration rate and leaf expan-
interference with potassium-selective microelectrodes 1709 sion without effect on photosynthesis 1827
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Satrou T, Tokutromt S, Harapa H, KaAmapba_ H. ature and ABA-responsive gene encoding a putative
Quantitative correlation between the concentration of glycine-rich RNA-binding protein in Solanun com-
photoreactive phytochrome and light-induced forma- mersonii
tion of adventitious shoots in horse-radish hairy roots
E1sseENSTAT DM, WHALEY EL, VoLpDER A, WELLS CE.
Recovery of citrus surface roots following prolonged
Short Communication
exposure to dry soil
DesIKAN R, CLARKE A, Hancock JT, Neit_ SJ. H,0,
Lee T-M, Liu C-H. Correlation of decreased calcium
activates a MAP kinase-like enzyme in Arabidopsis
contents with proline accumulation in the marine green
macroalga Ulva fasciata exposed to elevated NaCl thaliana suspension cultures 1863
contents in seawater
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