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Regeneration and Differentiation of Sieve Tube Elements

1970
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses regeneration and differentiation of sieve tube elements. The pattern of first differentiation of sieve tubes in the young leaf is continuous and acropetal. The first sieve tube element in the leaf forms at a separate locus on the outer side of the procambial strand near the base of the leaf.
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Sieve Elements in Haustoria of Parasitic Angiosperms

1990
The necessity for conducting elements within haustoria of phanerogamic parasites is obvious, especially since holoparasitic angiosperms lack roots and assimilatory organs. Water as well as organic substances must be taken up, therefore, by specialized haustoria (Kuijt 1969; Kollmann and Dorr 1987). The faster the parasite grows, the more efficient must
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Sieve Element Structure in Relation to Function

1975
Translocation in the phloem of higher plants represents a complex physiological process with several partial reactions working together. Uptake and release of substances, energy transfer as well as storage of assimilates, are involved; or there may be a requirement in some cases for the mechanism of long-distance transport.
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A Sieve‐Functional and Uniform‐Porous Kaolin Layer toward Stable Zinc Metal Anode

Advanced Functional Materials, 2020
Junwei Han, Xiaodong Shi, Jiang Zhou
exaly  

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