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DOES ABSCISIC ACID INFLUENCE SUGAR RELEASE FROM ATTACHED EMPTY SEED COATS IN AN ABA-DEFICIENT PISUM SATIVUM MUTANT?

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DOES ABSCISIC ACID INFLUENCE SUGAR RELEASE FROM ATTACHED EMPTY SEED COATS IN AN ABA-DEFICIENT PISUM SATIVUM MUTANT?

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Influence of abscisic acid on the release of sucrose from surgically modified Pisum sativum ovules was studied with the use of a wilty pea mutant and variations in the amount of available assimilates. Phloem import was unaffected by applied ABA, independent of the endogenous ABA level and source-limited conditions. Key words: Pisum sativum, abscisic acid, ABA-deficient (wil) mutant, assimilate partitioning, empty-seed-coat technique CiteULike Connotea Del.icio.us What’s this?

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