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Plant-Derived Anti-TMV Metabolites: Mechanisms, Limitations and Future Perspectives. [PDF]
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Research Progress on Chloride Channel- and Transporter- Related Gene Families in Plants. [PDF]
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Pathogen local adaptation shapes Pierce's disease of grapevines outcomes under field conditions. [PDF]
Appl Environ MicrobiolDonegan MA +7 more
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Rapid Movements in Plants [PDF]
Journal of Plant Research, 2021 AbstractPlant movements are generally slow, but some plant species have evolved the ability to move very rapidly at speeds comparable to those of animals. Whereas movement in animals relies on the contraction machinery of muscles, many plant movements use turgor pressure as the primary driving force together with secondarily generated elastic forces ...
Mitsuyasu Hasebe
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On-Line Control of Movement in Plants
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 2021At first glance, plants seem relatively immobile and, unlike animals, unable to interact with the surroundings or escape stressful environments. But, although markedly different from those of animals, movement pervades all aspects of plant behaviour. Here, we focused our investigation on the approaching movement of climbing plants, that is the movement
Francesco Ceccarini +2 more
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The Movement Of Viruses In Plants
Annual Review of Phytopathology, 1989The full expression of thc effects of a plant virus in a susceptible host is dependent upon the virus spreading to most, if not all, parts of that host. It is generally accepted that most plant viruses enter the initially infected cells of a plant through mechanical damage inflicted by a biological vector (e.g.
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