Effect of Light and Abscisic Acid on Leaf Cell Protoplasts

Keywords

Protoplast, Guard cell, Abscisic acid, Botany, Vicia faba

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• Effects of abscisic acid on K+ channels in Vicia faba guard cell protoplasts.C. L. Schauf, Kathryn J. Wilson — 1987
• Photodynamic damage to protoplasts with a hematoporphyrin derivativeBerit Kjeldstad, M.L. Olsten, Thomas H. Christensen — 1986
• Properties of Single K and Cl Channels in Asclepias tuberosa Protoplasts.C. L. Schauf, Kathryn J. Wilson — 1987
• Distribution of free and bound forms of cis-trans and trans-trans abscisic acid in broad-bean plants in relation to apical dominanceAndrée Everat‐Bourbouloux — 1987
• Comparison between Swelling of Etiolated Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Protoplasts Induced by Phytochrome and α-Naphthaleneacetic acid, Benzylaminopurine, Gibberellic acid Abscisic acid and AcetylcholineM.E. Bossen, Andrzej Tretyn, Richard E. Kendrick — 1991
• The use of voltage-sensitive dyes to monitor signal-induced changes in membrane potential-ABA triggered membrane depolarization in guard cells.Kai R. Konrad, Rainer Hedrich — 2008
• The Role of Ion Channels in Plant ProtoplastsC. L. Schauf, Kathryn J. Wilson, Marsha E. Stockton — 1987
• Properties of Single K' and C1- Channels in Asclepias tuberosaC. L. Schauf, Kathryn J. Wilson — 1987
• The Use of Guard Cell Protoplasts to Study Stomatal PhysiologyJ. Weyers, P. Fitzsimons — 1985
• The influence of hormones and other naturally occurring compounds on stomatal behaviourC. Willmer, M. Fricker — 1996

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