Physiological and transport data are presented in support of a symplastic pathway of phloem unloading in importing leaves of Beta vulgaris L. ('Klein E multigerm'). The sulfhydryl reagent ...
This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract An in vivo experimental system—called the 'berry-cup' technique—was developed to study sugar phloem unloading and the accumulation of sugar in ...
Plant scientists have discovered a gene that they hope can be used to widen a nutrient trafficking bottleneck and potentially increase crop yields. Plant scientists at the Universities of Cambridge ...
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