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Hormonal Control of Phloem Loading in Celery (<i>Apium graveolens</i> L.)
Previous research has indicated that phloem loading may be regulated by plant growth regulators. This conclusion, however, is based on circumstantial evidence in that previous experiments implemented complex tissue such as leaf discs or petioles to simulate phloem loading. Celery is a favorable syst
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