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Multi-organ single-cell transcriptomic atlas identifies QrIAA14 as a candidate negative regulator of adventitious root development in Quercus robur. [PDF]

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Hui W   +14 more
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Regulation of Transpiration and Whole‐Tree Crown Conductance in Tropical Forests

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Plant, Cell &Environment, Volume 49, Issue 11, Page 8246-8249, November 2026.
Mizanur Rahman   +24 more
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Studies on the development and ultrastructure of pits in coniferous xylem

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Xylem development – from the cradle to the grave

New Phytologist, 2015
SummaryThe development and growth of plants, as well as their successful adaptation to a variety of environments, is highly dependent on the conduction of water, nutrients and other important molecules throughout the plant body. Xylem is a specialized vascular tissue that serves as a conduit of water and minerals and provides mechanical support for ...
Kamil Ruzicka   +2 more
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Hormone interactions in xylem development: a matter of signals

Plant Cell Reports, 2013
Xylem provides long-distance transport of water and nutrients as well as structural support in plants. The development of the xylem tissues is modulated by several internal signals. In the last decades, the bloom of genetic and genomic tools has led to increased understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying the function of the traditional plant ...
Ana, Milhinhos, Célia M, Miguel
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Shotgun proteome profile of Populus developing xylem

PROTEOMICS, 2009
AbstractUnderstanding the molecular pathways of plant cell wall biosynthesis and remodeling is central to interpreting biological mechanisms underlying plant growth and adaptation as well as leveraging that knowledge towards development of improved bioenergy feedstocks.
Udaya C, Kalluri   +4 more
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Xylem, phloem and transpiration flows in developing strawberries

Scientia Horticulturae, 2021
Abstract The fruit of many species suffer a loss of xylem functionality during development. This reduces Ca import, so lowers fruit Ca concentration and impairs postharvest performance. Even though not a true fruit, this pattern may also apply to strawberry.
Andreas Winkler   +2 more
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