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- Measurement of the Respiration-Dependent Component of Intracellular Pressure with an Improved Pressure Probe
- Effects of Exogenous Auxin on the Regulation of Elongation Growth of Excised Segments of Vigna Hypocotyls under Osmotic Stress : ENVIRONMENTAL AND STRESS RESPONSES : MEMBRANES AND BIOENERGETICS
- Effects of Osmotic Stress, Ionic Stress and IAA on the Cell-Membrane Resistance of Vigna Hypocotyls
- Regulation of Elongation Growth of Excised segments of Vigna Hypocotyl under Osmotic Stress in the Absence or Presence of Absorbable Solute
- A Pressure-Jump Method as a New Tool in Growth Physiology for Monitoring Physiological Wall Extensibility and Effective Turgor
- Effects of Auxin and Anoxia on the Cell Wall Yield Threshold Determined by Negative Pressure Jumps in Segments of Cowpea Hypocotyl
- IAA-Dependent Adjustment of the in vivo Wall-Yielding Properties of Hypocotly Segments of Vigna unguiculata during Adaptive Growth Recovery from Osmotic Stress
- Adaptive Growth Responses to Osmotic Stress of Hypocotyl Sections of Vigna unguiculata: Roles of the Xylem Proton Pump and IAA
- THE IN VIVO WALL YIELDING PROPERTIES OF Vigna HYPOCOTYL SECTIONS DURING ADAPTIVE GROWTH RECOVERY UNDER OSMOTIC STRESS
- THE ROLE OF THE XYLEM PROTON PUMP IN GROWTH REGULATION OF Vigna HYPOCOTYLS UNDER OSMOTIC STRESS
- Auxin Changes Both the Extensibility and the Yield Threshold of the of Cell Wall of Vigna Hypocotyls
- The Role of Membrane Potential for the Control of Elongation Growth of Vigna Hypocotyl : Response of a Hollow Cylinder to Osmotic and Ionic Stress
- Homeostatic Regulation of Membrane Potential by an Electrogenic Ion Pump against Change in the K^+ Concentration of the Extra- and Intra-Organ Perfusion Solutions
- Distribution of Yieldin, a Regulatory Protein of the Cell Wall Yield Threshold, in Etiolated Cowpea Seedlings
- Calcium Chelator and Channel Blockers Suppress the IAA-Induced Membrane Hyperpolarization without Inhibiting the Following Growth Promotion in Hypocotyl Sections of Vigna unguiculata under Xylem Perfusion