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On the Strength of Herbaceous Vascular Plant Stems

Annals of Botany, 1997
K Schulgasser
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Plant Stems

1995
semanticscholar   +3 more sources

Plant Stems: Functional Design and Mechanics

Annual Review of Materials Research, 2011
Thomas Speck, Ingo Burgert
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Plant Stem Cell Niches

Annual Review of Plant Biology, 2012
Multicellular organisms possess pluripotent stem cells to form new organs, replenish the daily loss of cells, or regenerate organs after injury. Stem cells are maintained in specific environments, the stem cell niches, that provide signals to block differentiation.
Aichinger, Ernst, Kornet, Noortje, Friedrich, Thomas, Laux, Thomas   +3 more
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How a lack of choice can force ants to climb up waxy plant stems

Arthropod-Plant Interactions, 2011
Elena V Gorb, Stanislav N Gorb
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Contributions to the Biomechanics of Plants.; II. Stability Against Local Buckling in Hollow Plant Stems*

Botanica Acta, 1990
H. Spatz, T. Speck, D. Vogellehner
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A shearing technique measuring resistance properties of plant stems

Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1996
K A Beauchemin, J G Buchanan-Smith
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[On plant stem cells and animal stem cells].

Zhongguo Zhong yao za zhi = Zhongguo zhongyao zazhi = China journal of Chinese materia medica, 2014
A comparison of plant and animal stem cells can highlight core aspects of stem-cell biology. In both kingdoms, stem cells are defined by their clonogenic properties and are maintained by intercellular signals. The signaling molecules are different in plants and animals stem cell niches, but the roles of argonaute and polycomb group proteins suggest ...
Yun, You, Chao, Jiang, Lu-Qi, Huang
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Contributions to the Biomechanics of Plants. I. Stabilities of Plant Stems with Strengthening Elements of Different Cross‐Sections Against Weight and Wind Forces*

Botanica Acta, 1990
T. Speck, H. Spatz, D. Vogellehner
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The Problem of Stem Cells in Plants

Russian Journal of Developmental Biology, 2003
The uppermost cells of the root and shoot apical meristems are considered as stem cells. They are similar, in many features, to the stem cells of animals. But, unlike animals, the stem cells can repeatedly arise in plants during morphogenesis and regeneration or in tissue culture from actively dividing or differentiated cells.
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