Titlebook: Recent Advances of Plant Root Structure and Function; Proceedings of the 5 Otília Ga?paríková,Milada ?iamporová,Franti?ek Bal Conference pr

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he 5th International Symposium on Structure and Functionof Roots, held on 31 August-4 September, 1998, in StaráLesná, Slovakia. This edition differs from previous ones byincluding some aspects of functional genetics and plant morphogenesis.The book is intended to serve both students and researchers

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Fast shoot responses to root treatment. Are hormones involved?A in the shoot of PEG-treated plants and the decrease in cytokinin in the shoots of cooled plants correlated with the cessation of shoot extension in stressed plants. Possible mechanisms of fast signal transfer from roots to shoots are discussed.

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Some aspects of endodermis and cortex structure in , roots tertiary (polysaccharide) cell wall. The presence of .-thickenings on the anticlinal walls in the cells of the inner cortical layer (adjacent to the endodermis) was noted. The possible functional roles of these features in . roots are discussed in the paper.

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Calcium channels in the plasma membrane of root cells: Their roles in mineral nutrition and cell signctions of Ca. channels in the plasma membrane of root cells are reviewed. Acclimation to low temperatures is given as an example to illustrate how kinetic and permeation models can be used to understand the physiology of Ca. channels and to predict Ca. fluxes under physiological conditions.

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Conference proceedings 2001us ones byincluding some aspects of functional genetics and plant morphogenesis.The book is intended to serve both students and researchers as avaluable source of updated information, ideas, and concepts dealingwith the most fundamental questions of development and function ofplant roots.

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rom previous ones byincluding some aspects of functional genetics and plant morphogenesis.The book is intended to serve both students and researchers as avaluable source of updated information, ideas, and concepts dealingwith the most fundamental questions of development and function ofplant roots.978-90-481-5598-9978-94-017-2858-4

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IAA and ZR content in leek (, L.), as influenced by P nutrition and arbuscular mycorrhizae, in relatlants at 96 . P. Mycorrhizae and P increased IAA at substantially similar values, while P increased ZR much more than mycorrhizae did. These results are discussed in relation to root architecture modifications induced by the AM fungus.

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