Journal of Experimental Botany 2001: Vol 52 Table of Contents

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Contents
Number 354 Plants and the Environment
SCHWANZ P, Po.LLe A. Differential stress responses of
Perspectives in Experimental Botany antioxidative systems to drought in pendunculate
LEON J, Rojo E, SANCHEZ-SERRANO JJ. Wound signal- oak (Quercus robur) and maritime pine (Pinus pinas-
ling in plants (Review article) ter) grown under high CO, concentrations
SCHALLER F. Enzymes of the biosynthesis of octa- Sato Y, MuRAKAMI T, FuNatsukit H, Martsusa §,
decanoid-derived signalling molecules (Review SARUYAMA H, TANIDA M. _ Heat shock-mediated
article) APX gene expression and protection against chill-
ling injury in rice seedlings
Vapez V, StncLAIR TR. Leaf ureide degradation and
N, fixation tolerance to water deficit in soybean
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
Physiology
Short Communications
RANIERI A, CASTAGNA A, BALDAN B, SOLDATINI GF.
WurtzeL ET, Luo R, Yatou O. A simple approach
Iron deficiency differently affects peroxidase iso-
to identify the first rice mutants blocked in caroten-
forms in sunflower
oid biosynthesis
AuBert S, BLIGNy R, Douce R, Gout E, Ratc.irrt
CLARK LJ, WHALLEY WR, BARRACLOUGH PB. Partial
RG, Roserts JKM. Contribution of glutamate
mechanical impedance can increase the turgor of
dehydrogenase to mitochondrial glutamate metabol-
ism studied by 'C and *'P nuclear magnetic seedling pea roots
Haupt S, Oparka KJ, Sauer N, NEUMANN S.
resonance
Macromolecular trafficking between Nicotiana taba-
Row PE, Gray JC. Chloroplast precursor proteins
cum and the holoparasite Cuscuta reflexa
compete to form early import intermediates in iso!-
ated pea chloroplasts
Gene Notes
Row PE, Gray JC. The effect of amino acid-
modifying reagents on chloroplast protein import Lopez-SERANO M, Det Campo EM, Sasater B,
and the formation of early import intermediates MarTIN M. Primary transcripts of mdhD_ of
RoGers HJ, Maunpn SL, JoHNsSoON LH. A Liliaceae and Aloaceae require editing of the start
B-galactosidase-like gene is expressed during and 20th codons
tobacco pollen development VRANOVA E, TAHTIHARJU S, SRIPRANG R, WILLEKENS
Quartacci MF, Cosi E, NaAvari-1zzo F. Lipids and H, Heino P, Parva ET, INzE D, VAN Camp W.
NADPH-dependent superoxide production — in The AKT3 potassium channel protein interacts with
plasma membrane vesicles from roots of wheat the AtPP2CA protein phosphatase 2C
grown under copper deficiency or excess
Number 355
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism Perspectives in Experimental Botany
Physiology LARKINS B, DiLkes BP, DANTE RA, CogLHo CM, Woo
EL-GENDY W, BROWNLEADER MD, IsmMait H, CLARKE Y, Liu Y. Investigating the hows and whys of DNA
PJ, Gi_spert J, EL-Borpiny F, TREVAN M, HopkKINs endoreduplication (Review article) 183
J, NaLtprett M, JAcKson P. Rapid deposition of BRYANT JA, Moore K, Aves SJ. Origins and complexes:
wheat cell wall structural proteins in response to the initiation of DNA replication (Review article) 193
Fusarium-derived elicitors
Jin X, ZHU J, ZeiGER E. The hypocotyl chloroplast Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
plays a role in phototropic bending of Arabidopsis Physiology
seedlings: developmental and genetic evidence THUMMA BR, Nartpu BP, CHANDRA A, CAMERON DF,
QuINTERO JM, MOoLinaA R, FourRNIER JM, BENLLOCH BAHNISCH LM, Liu C. Identification of causal relation-
M, Ramos J. Glucose-induced activation of rubid- ships among traits related to drought resistance in
ium transport and water flux in sunflower root Stylosanthes scabra using QTL analysis
systems Dav_etova S, MEszAROS T, MIsKOLCZI P, OBERSCHALI
BANIK M, BourGAULT R, Bewley JD. Endo-f- A, TOROK K, MaGyar Z, Dupits D, DEAK M. Auxin
mannanase is present in an inactive form in and heat shock activation of a novel member of the
ripening tomato fruits of the cultivar Walter calmodulin like domain protein kinase gene family in
ProsseER IM, Purves JV, SAKeR LR, CLARKSON DT. cultured alfalfa cells
Rapid distribution of nitrogen metabolism and Kiyosawa K. Ca?* and phosphate releases from calcified
nitrate transport in spinach plants deprived of Chara cell walls in concentrated KC] solution
sulphate BionpDI S, SCARAMAGLI S, CAPITANI F, ALTAMURA
Ma Q, BeEHBOUDIAN MH, TuRNER NC, PALta JA. MM, TorriGiANi P. Methyl jasmonate upregulates
Gas exchange by pods and subtending leaves and biosynthetic gene expression, oxidation and conjuga-
internal recycling of CO, by pods of chickpea tion of polyamines, and inhibits shoot formation in
(Cicer arietinum L.) subjected to water deficits tobacco thin layers
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LAMACCHIA C, SHEWRY PR, Di FoNzo N, ForsytH JL, Gene Notes
Harris N, Lazzeri PA, Napier JA, HALFoRD NG, KusaBa S, HonpDA C, KANO-MuRAKAMI Y. Isolation and
BarcELO P. Endosperm-specific activity of a storage expression analysis of gibberellin 20-oxidase homolog-
protein gene promoter in transgenic wheat seed ous gene in apple
Waki K, SHIBUYA K, YOSHIOKA T, HASHIBA T, SATOH S.
Cloning of a cDNA encoding EIN3-like protein
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism (DC-EIL1) and decrease in its mRNA level during
Physiology senescence in carnation flower tissues
Tope K, LUTHEN H. Fusicoccin- and IAA-induced
elongation growth share the same pattern of K°
Special issue: Roots: from gene to ecosystem
dependence
ZWIENIECKI MA, MELCHER PJ, HOLBRook NM.
Hydraulic properties of individual xylem vessels of Roots Evolution
Fraxinus americana RAVEN JA, Epwarps D. Roots: evolutionary origins and
FITZELLE KJ, Kiss JZ. Restoration of gravitropic sensit- biogeochemical significance
ivity in starch-deficient mutants of Arabidopsis by
hypergravity Root Development
OnTAKE N, Sato T, FuJIKAKE H, SUEYOsHI K, OHYAMA BEECKMAN T, BursseENs S, INZE D. The peri-ce//-cycle in
T, IsHiokKA N-S, WATANABE S, Osa A, SEKINE T, Arabidopsis
MatsuHasH! S, Ito T, MizuntwA C, KuMeE T, DoLaN L, Costa S. Evolution and genetics of root hair
HasuHimoto S, Ucuipa H, Tsust A. Rapid N transport stripes in the root epidermis
to pods and seeds in N-deficient soybean plants Matuesius U. Flavonoids induced in cells undergoing
GONZALEZ EM, GALvez L, Arrese-IGor C. Abscisic nodule organogenesis in white clover are regulators of
acid induces a decline in nitrogen fixation that involves auxin breakdown by peroxidase
leghaemoglobin, but is independent of sucrose syn-
thase activity
Root Physiology
Jia W, ZHANG J, LIANG J. Initiation and regulation of
water deficit-induced abscisic acid accumulation in BoreEL C, AUDRAN C, FREY A, MARION-POLL A, TARDIEU
maize leaves and roots: cellular volume and water F, SIMONNEAU T. Nicotiana plumbaginifolia: zeaxan-
relations thin epoxidase transgenic lines have unaltered baseline
ZHANG SQ, OuTLAW JR WH, AGHoRAM K. Relationship ABA accumulations in roots and xylem sap, but
between changes in the guard-cell abscisic-acid content contrasting sensitivities of ABA accumulation to
and other stress-related physiological parameters in water deficit
intact plants Parsons R, SUNLEY RJ. Nitrogen nutrition and the role
WALKER RL, BurNs IG, Moorsy J. Responses of plant of root-shoot nitrogen signalling, particularly in
growth rate to nitrogen supply: a comparison of symbiotic systems
relative addition and N interruption treatments Tester M, LEIGH RA. Partitioning of nutrient transport
NuSsE J, VAN DER HEUDEN GWAM, VAN IEPEREN W, processes in roots
KEUZER CJ, VAN MEETEREN U. Xylem _ hydraulic
conductivity related to conduit dimensions along Root Molecular Biology
Chrysanthemum stems Bruce W, Desspons P, CRAsTA O, FOLKERTS O. Gene
expression profiling of two related maize inbred lines
with contrasting root lodging traits
Plants and the Environment HarrigR LA. The arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis: a
NIELSEN KL, EsHeL A, LyNcuH JP. The effect of phos- molecular review of the fungal dimension
phorus availability on the carbon economy of con-
trasting common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Roots and their Environment
genotypes SKENE KR. Cluster roots: model experimental tools for
JIANG Y, HUANG B. Effects of calcium on antioxidant key biological problems
activities and water relations associated with heat Wuipps J. Microbial interactions and biocontrol in the
tolerance in two cool-season grasses rhizosphere
ViEIRA SANTOS CL, Campos A, AZEVEDO H, CALDEIRA
G. In situ and in vitro senescence induced by KCl
stress: nutritional imbalance, lipid peroxidation and Number 356
antioxidant metabolism
KoyaMA H, Toba T, Hara T. Brief exposure to low-pH Special Issue: Cellular Compartmentation of
stress causes irreversible damage to the growing root Plant Metabolism
in Arabidopsis thaliana: pectin—Ca interaction may
play an important role in proton rhizotoxicity Specialization of Organelles and Compartmentation of
Metabolism between Cells
BowsHER CG, Tosin AK. Compartmentation of meta-
Methods Paper bolism within mitochondria and plastids 513
HULTINE KR, MarsHALL JD. A comparison of three HANSON MR, KOHLER RH. GFP imaging: methodology
methods for determining the stomatal density of pine and application to investigate cellular compart-
needles mentation of metabolism in plants 529
Contents vii
MILLER AJ, Cookson SJ, SmitH SJ, WeLLs DM. The use KEUNECKE M, LINDNER B, SeypeL U, SCHULZ A, HANSEN
of microelectrodes to investigate compartmentation U-P. Bundle sheath cells of small veins in maize leaves
and the transport of metabolized inorganic ions in are the location of uptake from the xylem
plants DigLen V, Lecouvet V, Dupont S, Kinet J-M. Jn vitro
Patrick JW, OrrLeR CE. Compartmentation of trans- control of floral transition in tomato (Lycopersicon
port and transfer events in developing seeds esculentum Mill.), the model for autonomously flower-
WALKER RP, CHEN Z-H, JOHNSON KE, FAMIANI F, TECS!I ing plants, using the late flowering uniflora mutant
L, LeeGoop RC. Using immunohistochemistry to FELLNER M, ZHANG R, PHaris RP, SAWHNEY VK.
study plant metabolism: the examples of its use in the Reduced de-etiolation of hypocotyl growth in a tomato
localization of amino acids in plant tissues, and of mutant is associated with hypersensitivity to, and high
phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase and its possible endogenous levels of, abscisic acid
role in pH regulation KAMALUDDIN M, ZwiazeK JJ. Metabolic inhibition of
Epwarps GE, FRaAnNcescH! VR, Ku MSB, root water flow in red-osier dogwood (Cornus sto-
VOZNESENSKAYA EV, PyANKov VI, ANDREO CS. lonifera) seedlings
Compartmentation of photosynthesis in cells and James EK, OLIvares FL, De OLIverRA ALM, bos REIs
tissues of C, plants Jr FB, DA Sitva LG, Reis VM. Further observations
Tospin AK, YAmayA T. Cellular compartmentation of on the interaction between sugar cane and
ammonium assimilation in rice and barley Gluconacetobacter diazotrophicus under laboratory
and greenhouse conditions
Approaches to Understanding Metabolism at the Single Et Meskaoul! A, TREMBLAY FM. Involvement of ethylene
Cell in the maturation of black spruce embryogenic cell
lines with different maturation capacities
OuTLaw JR WH, ZHANG S. Single-cell dissection and
microdroplet chemistry
BAKER NR, OxBoROUGH K, Lawson T, Morison JIL.
High resolution imaging of photosynthetic activities Plants and the Environment
of tissues, cells and chloroplasts in leaves E1cHErRT T, BURKHARDT J. Quantification of stomatal
Tomos AD, SHARROCK RA. Cell sampling and analysis uptake of ionic solutes using a new model system
(SiCSA): metabolites measured at single cell resolution Matzner SL, Rice KJ, RicHarps JH. Intra-specific
FRICKER MD, Meyer AJ. Confocal imaging of metabol- variation in xylem cavitation in interior live oak
ism in vivo: pitfalls and possibilities (Quercus wislizenii A.DC.)
KOCKENBERGER W. Nuclear magnetic resonance micro- Kipp PS, Proctor J. Why plants grow poorly on very
imaging in the investigation of plant cell metabolism acid soils: are ecologists missing the obvious?
GALE J, RACHMILEVITCH S, REUVENI J, VoLoKiTA M. The
high oxygen atmosphere toward the end-Cretaceous;
Number 357 a possible contributing factor to the K/T boundary
extinctions and to the emergence of C, species
Perspectives in Experimental Botany DALLA VeccuiA F, BARBATO R, La Rocca N, Moro I,
Rascio N. Responses to bleaching herbicides by leaf
ApAMS SR, PEARSON S, HADLEY P. Improving quantitat-
chloroplasts of maize plants grown at different
ive flowering models through a better understanding
temperatures
of the phases of photoperiod sensitivity (Review
Nxkoa R, CouLtomspe J, DesJARDINS Y, TREMBLAY N.
article) 655
Towards optimization of growth via nutrient supply
phasing: nitrogen supply phasing increases broccoli
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular (Brassica oleracea var. italica) growth and yield
Physiology PITTERMANN J, SAGE RF. The response of the high
Carey AT, SmitH DL, Harrison E, Birp CR, Gross altitude C, grass Muhlenbergia montana (Nutt.) A.S.
KC, Seymour GB, TucKER GA. Down-regulation of Hitchc. to long- and short-term chilling
a ripening-related f-galactosidase gene (TBGI) in BROADLEY MR, EscoBar-GuTIERREZ AJ, Bowen HC,
transgenic tomato fruits Wittey NJ, Wuite PJ. Influx and accumulation of
Mapey E, Nowack LM, Su L, HonG Y, HupaK KA, Cs* by the akt/ mutant of Arabidopsis thaliana (L.)
THOMPSON JE. Characterization of plasma membrane Heynh. lacking a dominant K* transport system
domains enriched in lipid metabolites
TEBAYASHI S, ISHIHARA A, I[WAMURA H. Elicitor-induced
changes in isoflavonoid metabolism in red clover roots 681 Methods Papers
PANDEY S, Sopory SK. Zea mays CCaMK: autophosph-
SpPoLaore S, TRAINOTTI L, CASADORO G. A simple proto-
orylation-dependent substrate phosphorylation and
col for transient gene expression in ripe fleshy fruit
down-regulation by red light 691
mediated by Agrobacterium
JAYAPRAKASH P, SARLA N. Development of an improved
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism medium for germination of Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.
Physiology pollen in vitro
BaiLLy C, AUDIGIER C, LADONNE F, WAGNER MH, Coste Pastor! GM, WILKINSON MD, STEELE SH, Sparks CA,
F, CoRBINEAU F, COME D. Changes in oligosaccharide Jones HD, Parry MAJ. Age-dependent transform-
content and antioxidant enzyme activities in develop- ation frequency in élite wheat varieties
ing bean seeds as related to acquisition of drying Rasco-Gaunt S, Ritey A, CANNELL M, BARCELO P,
tolerance and seed quality Lazzeri PA. Procedures allowing the transformation
viii Contents
of a range of European élite wheat (Triticum aestivum GRreLET G-A, ALEXANDER IJ, PROE MF, FRossarp J-S,
L.) varieties via particle bombardment MILLARD P. Leaf habit influences nitrogen remobiliza-
tion in Vaccinium species
Gene Notes Ueno O. Ultrastructural localization of photosynthetic
NAKAMURA §, ToyaMA T. Isolation of aV PI homologue and photorespiratory enzymes in epidermal, meso-
from wheat and analysis of its expression in embryos phyll, bundle sheath, and vascular bundle cells of the
of dormant and non-dormant cultivars C, dicot Amaranthus viridis 1003
GoLovina EA, Hoekstra FA, VAN Agist AC. The
YAZAKI K, SHitan N, TAKAMATSU H, UEDA K, Sato F.
A novel Coptis japonica multidrug-resistant protein competence to acquire cellular desiccation tolerance is
preferertially expressed in the alkaloid-accumulating independent of seed morphological development 1015
CHANG S-C, CHO MH, KANG BG, KAUFMAN PB.
rhizome
Changes in starch content in oat (Avena sativa) shoot
pulvini during the gravitropic response 1029
Number 358 SCHULZE W, ScHuLze ED, ScuuLze I, OREN R.
Quantification of insect nitrogen utilization by the
Perspectives in Experimental Botany venus fly trap Dionaea muscipula catching prey with
NGuyeN-Quoc B, Foyer CH. A role for ‘futile cycles’ highly variable isotope signatures 1041
involving invertase and sucrose synthase in sucrose Ma F, PETERSON CA. Frequencies of plasmodesmata in
metabolism of tomato fruit (Review article) Allium cepa L. roots: implications for solute transport
pathways 1051
Opinion Paper PINHEIRO C, CHAvEs MM, Ricarpbo CP. Alterations in
carbon and nitrogen metabolism induced by water
Waite PJ. The pathways of calcium movement to the
deficit in the stems and leaves of Lupinus albus L. 1063
xylem
FuENTES SI, ALLEN DJ, Ort1z-Lopez A, HERNANDEZ G.
Over-expression of cytosolic glutamine synthetase
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
increases photosynthesis and growth at low nitrogen
Physiology
concentrations
Coutos-THEVENOT P, PoinssoT B, BONOMELLI A, YEAN
H, BREDA C, BUFFARD D, ESNAULT R, HAIN R, BOULAY
M. /n vitro tolerance to Botrytis cinerea of grapevine Plants and the Environment
41B rootstock in transgenic plants expressing the Pieters AJ, PauL MJ, LawLor DW. Low sink demand
stilbene synthase Vstl gene under the control of a limits photosynthesis under Pi deficiency 1083
pathogen-inducible PR 10 promoter Toay I, ERENOGLU B, ROMHELD V, BRAUN HJ, CAKMAK
Ramis C, Gomorp V, LerouGe P, Faye L. I. Phytosiderophore release in Aegilops tauschii and
Deglycosylation is necessary but not sufficient for Triticum species under zinc and iron deficiencies 1093
activation of proconcanavalin A Dixit V, PANDEY V, SHYAM R. Differential antioxidative
SACANDE M, GOLovinaA EA, VAN AELST AC, HOEKSTRA responses to cadmium in roots and leaves of pea
FA. Viability loss of neem (Azadirachta indica) seeds (Pisum sativum L. ev. Azad) 1101
associated with membrane phase behaviour
Lopez-VILLALOBOs A, Dopps PF, HORNUNG R. Changes
in fatty acid composition during development of Short Communications
tissues of coconut (Cocos nucifera L.) embryos in the VAHALA T, OXELMAN B, VON ARNOLD S. Two
intact nut and in vitro APETALA)D-like genes of Picea abies are differentially
MULLER J, BOLLER T, WIEMKEN A. Trehalose becomes expressed during development
the most abundant non-structural carbohydrate during Lee R-H, WANG C-H, HUANG L-T, CHEN S-CG. Leaf
senescence of soybean nodules senescence in rice plants: cloning and characterization
VAN LEEUWEN W, RUTTINK T, BoRST-VRENSSEN AWM, of senescence up-regulated genes
VAN DER PLas LHW, VAN DER Krowt AR. HANNAH MA, IQpaL MJ, SANDERS FE. Adaptation to
Characterization of position-induced spatial and tem- long-term cold-girdling in genotypes of common bean
poral regulation of transgene promoter activity in (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)
plants WHALLEY WR, Lipiec J, FINCH-SAVAGE WE, Cope RE,
WHITTAKER A, BOCHICCHIO A, VAZZANA C, LINDSEY G, CLaRK LJ, Rowse HR. Water stress can induce quies-
FARRANT J. Changes in leaf hexokinase activity and cence in newly-germinated onion (Allium cepa L.)
metabolite levels in response to drying in the desicca- seedlings
tion-tolerant species Sporobolus stapfianus and
Xerophyta viscosa
GULLNER G, KOmives T, RENNENBERG H. Enhanced Methods Paper
tolerance of transgenic poplar plants overexpressing
AMOAH BK, Wu H., Sparks C, Jones HD. Factors
y-glutamylcysteine synthetase towards chloroacetanil- influencing Agrohacterium-mediated transient expres-
ide herbicides 971 sion of uidA in wheat inflorescence tissue
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism
Physiology Gene Note
VAN IEPEREN W, NusseE J, KEWZER CJ, VAN MEETEREN Dusos C, PLomion C. Drought differentially affects
U. Induction of air embolism in xylem conduits of expression of a PR-10 protein, in needles of maritime
pre-defined diameter 981 pine (Pinus pinaster Ait.) seedlings
Contents ix
Number 359 ological properties of the epidermis of growing
tomato fruit 129]
Perspectives in Experimental Botany KAISER H, KappeNn L. Stomatal oscillations at small
MILBORROW BV. The pathway of biosynthesis of abscisic apertures: indications for a fundamental insufficiency
acid in vascular plants: a review of the present state of stomatal feedback-control inherent in the stomatal
of knowledge of ABA biosynthesis (Review article) 1145 turgor mechanism
Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular Plants and the Environment
Physiology THORNTON B. Uptake of glycine by non-mycorrhizal
WEINER H, KAIsER WM. Antibodies to assess phos- Lolium perenne
phorylation of spinach leaf nitrate reductase on serine He J, Lee SK, Dopp IC. Limitations to photosynthesis
543 and its binding to 14-3-3 proteins of lettuce grown under tropical conditions: alleviation
BERESTOVSKY GN, TERNOvSKY VI, Katazv AA. Through by root-zone cooling
pore diameter in the cell wall of Chara corallina Lapointe G, LucKevicH MD, CLouTier M, SEGUIN A.
BLOKHINA OB, CHIRKOVA TV, FAGERSTEDT KV. Anoxic 14-3-3 gene family in hybrid poplar and its involve-
stress leads to hydrogen peroxide formation in plant ment in tree defence against pathogens
cells Kipp PS, LLUGANY M, PosCHENRIEDER C, GUNSE B,
SEIXAS DA-SILVA W, REZENDE GL, GALINA A. Subcellular BarceELO J. The role of root exudates in aluminium
distribution and kinetic properties of cytosolic and resistance and silicon-induced amelioration of alumi-
non-cytosolic hexokinases in maize seedling roots: nium toxicity in three varieties of maize (Zea mays L.)
implications for hexose phosphorylation
ACEVEDO R, MORENO D1AZz DE LA EspINA S, FERNANDEZ- Methods Paper
Gomez ME, Cuaprapo A, Jouve N, DE LA Torre C. CARDEN DE, Diamond D, MILLER AJ. An improved
Dormancy and_ proliferation in Saccharum Na‘“-selective microelectrode for intracellular meas-
officinarum x S. spontaneum hybrids which differ in the urements in plant cells
number of the introgressed S. spontaneum
chromosomes
Short Communications
OsaRA M, Kasiura M, Fukuta Y, YANO M, HayasHi
COcHARD H, Forestier S, AMEGLIO T. A new validation
M, Yamaya T, Sato T. Mapping of QTLs associated
of the Scholander pressure chamber technique based
with cytosolic glutamine synthetase and NADH-
on stem diameter variations
glutamate synthase in rice (Oryza sativa L.)
JoHN CF, Morris K, JoRDAN BR, THOoMaAs B, A-H-
Cuen H-J, Hou W-C, Kuc J, Lin Y-H. Ca**-dependent
MACKERNESS S. Ultraviolet-B exposure leads to
and Ca**-independent excretion modes of salicylic
up-regulation of senescence-associated genes in
acid in tobacco cell suspension culture
Arabidopsis thaliana
KASHA KJ, Hu TC, Oro R, Simion E, SHim YS. Nuclear
STOROZHENKO S, INzE D, VAN MontaGu M, KUSHNIR
fusion leads to chromosome doubling during mannitol
S. Arabidopsis coactivator ALY-like proteins, DIP1
pretreatment of barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)
and DIP2, interact physically with the DNA-binding
microspores
domain of the Zn-finger poly( ADP-ribose) polymerase
FeurTtADO JA, BANIK M, BewLey JD. The cloning and
characterization of «a-galactosidase present during
and following germination of tomato (Lycopersicon Gene Note
esculentum Mill.) seed 1239 BoupoLr V, RomBauts S, Naupts M, Inzeé D, bi
VEYLDER L. Identification of novel cyclin-dependent
Regulation of Growth, Development and Whole Organism kinases interacting with the CKSI protein of
Physiology Arabidopsis
HANSCH R, FesseEL DG, Witr C, HESBERG C, HOFFMANN
G, Wactcu-Liu P, ENGeLs C, Kruse J, RENNENBERG
Number 360
H, KaisER WM, MENDEL R-R. Tobacco plants that
lack expression of functional nitrate reductase in roots
Perspectives in Experimental Botany
show changes in growth rates and metabolite
PauL MJ, Foyer CH. Sink regulation of photosynthesis
accumulation
(Review article) 1383
MULLER B, REYMOND M, Tarpieu F. The elongation
rate at the base of a maize leaf shows an invariant
pattern during both the steady-state elongation and Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and Molecular
the establishment of the elongation zone Physiology
ZDUNEK E, Lips SH. Transport and accumulation rates SETTER TL, FLANNIGAN BA. Water deficit inhibits cell
of abscisic acid and aldehyde oxidase activity in Pisum division and expression of transcripts involved in cell
sativum L. in response to suboptimal growth proliferation and endoreduplication in maize
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