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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «PLASMODESM»
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Physical and Physiological Forest Ecology
... Pressure and concentration difference Pressure and concentration difference
Pressure and concentration difference From leaves Cortex Endodermis Phloem
Rhizodermis To apoplast Plasmodesm Plasmodesm Plasmodesm To soil Fig.
Pertti Hari, Kari Heliövaara, Liisa Kulmala, 2012
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Developmental Neurobiology
During the 19th century there were three main theories of development of the
axon: the cell-chain theory, the plasmodesm theory, and the outgrowth theory.
According to the cell-chain theory, originated by Schwann and supported by FM.
Mahendra S. Rao, Marcus Jacobson, 2006
Figure 1.7 Schematic presentation ofa plasmodesm. The plasma membrane of
the neighboring cells is connected by a tube-like membrane invagination. Inside
this tube is a continuation of the endoplasmatic reticulum (ER). Embedded in the
...
Hans-Walter Heldt, Birgit Piechulla, 2010
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Doklady: Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR ...
The dimensions of the inner dark part of the plasmodesm, bounded by the
plasmalemma, is of the order of 500 A, so that the penetration of elements of the
endoplasmic reticulum, fibers of the nuclear spindle (desmotubules),
microtubules, and ...
5
Foundations of Neuroscience
The plasmodesm or syncytial theory originated with Viktor Hensen (1864) and
was supported by Hans Held (1897, 1909). According to this theory, the nerve
fiber differentiates from preestablished filaments that connect all the cells of the ...
Figure 1.7 Diagram of a plasmodesm. The plasma membrane of the neighboring
cells is connected by a tubelike membrane invagination. Inside this tube is a
continuation of the endoplasmic reticulum. Embedded in the membrane of the ER
...
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The influence of meristematic tissue and injuries on the ...
As the rate of transportation in callus- tissue is about the same as that in leaf-
parenchyma (Kassanis, 1956) it may be expected that callus-tissue also contains
protoplasmic strands (plasmodesm) . It is however impossible to demonstrate
them ...
Dina Hendrina Brants, 1961
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Soviet Plant Physiology
Thus, two forms of plasmodesm absence appear to exist: 1 ) Spontaneous
absence in a number of lower organisms; and 2) absence of plasmodesms as a
result of their disconnection during the transition to a state of deep dormancy. All
of the ...
9
Plants in Action: Adaptation in Nature, Performance in ...
'Fine structure of the plasmodesm', Protoplasma, 61, 81—84. Lorimer, G.H. and
Andrews, T.J. (1981). 'The C2 chcmo- .ind photorespiratory carbon oxidation
cycle . in The Biochemistry of PlaiiH.Vol. S, eds M.I). Hatch and N.K. Boardman.
Brian James Atwell, Paul E. Kriedemann, Colin G. N. Turnbull, 1999
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Phloem: Molecular Cell Biology, Systemic Communication, ...
... cell complex in the phloem of Ricinis communis and Salix alba stems. Planta
183: 69-76. van Bel AJE, Kempers R (1997) The pore/plasmodesm unit; key
element in the interplay between sieve element and companion cell. Progr Bot 58
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Gary A. Thompson, Aart J.E. van Bel, 2012
