Titlebook: Vascular Differentiation and Plant Growth Regulators; Lorin W. Roberts,Peter B. Gahan,Roni Aloni Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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Vascular Differentiation Within the Plant,wth regulators. This organized differentiation of vascular tissues is characterized by a high degree of order. The tissues are formed in a predictable three-dimensional structure, which is typical of each species. Vascular tissues are formed continuously in the intact plant, as long as the plant gro

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Evidence from Wound Responses and Tissue Cultures,By using the entire plant or plant organ, polarity inherent in the shoot-root axis is maintained and the spatial arrangement of the regenerated phloem and xylem can be examined in relation to the existing vascular system. Sachs (1984) has used this technique with excellent results. Because of the co

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Physical Factors, Hormones, and Differentiation,iation, or by modifying some metabolic pathway associated with this developmental process (Roberts 1983). Physical conditions involved in modifying the expression of vascular element formation include temperature, water, light, gases, mechanical stress, and acidity. In most cases the observed modifi

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Hormonal Aspects of Vascular Differentiation, that growth regulation by auxin resulted from a physiologically effective auxin concentration acting on a responsive target tissue or organ (Thimann 1937, Leopold 1955). The early workers also viewed the regulation of physiological processes as an interaction between auxin and other growth-regulating compounds (van Overbeek 1959).

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Physical Factors, Hormones, and Differentiation,iber diameter and wall thickness. During tree growth a change of environment has a direct effect on the rate of cell expansion, wall thickening in differentiating xylem elements, duration of cytodifferentiation phases, and indirect effects on substrate availability and growth regulator levels (Denne and Dodd 1981).

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Vascular Differentiation Within the Plant,ws from apical and lateral meristems. New tissues develop in dynamic relationship to one another. The vascular system is complex. It is composed of two kinds of conducting tissues: the phloem and the xylem, each of which is comprised of several types of cells (Fahn 1982).