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Soybean Root Suberin: Anatomical Distribution, Chemical Composition, and Relationship to Partial Resistance to Phytophthora sojae by Thomas, Raymond, Fang, Xingxiao, Ranathunge, Kosala, Anderson, Terry R, Peterson, Carol A, Bernards, Mark A

“…Soybean (Glycine max L. Merr.) is a versatile and important agronomic crop grown worldwide. Each year millions of dollars of potential yield revenues are lost…”
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Root Endodermis and Exodermis: Structure, Function, and Responses to the Environment by Enstone, Daryl E., Peterson, Carol A., Ma, Fengshan

“…Roots of virtually all vascular plants have an endodermis with a Casparian band, and the majority of angiosperm rootstested also have an exodermis with a…”
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Casparian bands occur in the periderm of Pelargonium hortorum stem and root by Meyer, Chris J., Peterson, Carol A.

“…• Background and Aims Casparian bands are characteristic of the endodermis and exodermis of roots, but also occur infrequently in other plant organs, for…”
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Environmental effects on the maturation of the endodermis and multiseriate exodermis of Iris germanica roots by Meyer, Chris J, Seago, James L. Jr, Peterson, Carol A

“…BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Most studies of exodermal structure and function have involved species with a uniseriate exodermis. To extend this work, the development…”
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Properties of the soybean seed coat cuticle change during development by Ranathunge, Kosala, Shao, Suqin, Qutob, Dinah, Gijzen, Mark, Peterson, Carol A., Bernards, Mark A.

“…Whether a seed coat of a soybean (Glycine max L. Mer.) seed is permeable or non-permeable is governed by a number of quantitative trait loci further influenced…”
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Soybean Root Suberin and Partial Resistance to Root Rot Caused by Phytophthora sojae by RANATHUNGE, Kosala, THOMAS, Raymond H, XINGXIAO FANG, PETERSON, Carol A, GIJZEN, Mark, BERNARDS, Mark A

“…Phytophthora sojae is the causal agent of root and stem rot of soybean (Glycine max). Various cultivars with partial resistance to the pathogen have been…”
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Suberin lamella development in maize seedling roots grown in aerated and stagnant conditions by Enstone, D.E, Peterson, C.A

“…Hypoxia can stimulate the development of a suberized exodermis in aquatic plants; however, its influence on this aspect of terrestrial root development is…”
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Root anatomy of Pinus taeda L.: seasonal and environmental effects on development in seedlings by Kumar, Prem, Hallgren, Stephen W, Enstone, Daryl E, Peterson, Carol A

“…The environmental and seasonal effects on anatomical traits of Pinus taeda L. seedling roots were studied in the laboratory in three contrasting root growth…”
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Permeability of Iris germanica's multiseriate exodermis to water, NaCl, and ethanol by Meyer, Chris J., Peterson, Carol A., Steudle, Ernst

“…The exodermis of Iris germanica roots is multiseriate. Its outermost layer matures first with typical Casparian bands and suberin lamellae. But as subsequent…”
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Soybean Hydrophobic Protein is Present in a Matrix Secreted by the Endocarp Epidermis during Seed Development by Enstone, Daryl E., Peterson, Carol A., Gijzen, Mark

“…Hydrophobic protein from soybean (HPS) is present in soybean dust and is an allergen (Gly m 1) that causes asthma in allergic individuals. Past studies have…”
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Cracks in the Palisade Cuticle of Soybean Seed Coats Correlate with their Permeability to Water by MA, FENGSHAN, CHOLEWA, EWA, MOHAMED, TASNEEM, PETERSON, CAROL A., GIJZEN, MARK

“…• Background and Aims Soybean (Glycine max) is among the many legumes that are well known for ‘hardseededness’. This feature can be beneficial for long-term…”
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Arabidopsis eIF5A3 influences growth and the response to osmotic and nutrient stress by MA, FENGSHAN, LIU, ZHONGDA, WANG, TZANN-WEI, HOPKINS, MARIANNE T, PETERSON, CAROL A, THOMPSON, JOHN E

“…AteIF5A3, one of three genes encoding eukaryotic translation initiation factor 5A (eIF5A) in Arabidopsis thaliana, and corresponding genes PdeIF5A3 from…”
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Pine root structure and its potential significance for root function by Peterson, C.A. (Waterloo Univ., Waterloo, Ont. (Canada). Dept. of Biology), Enstone, D.E, Taylor, J.H

“…Actively growing roots of pouch-grown Pinus banksiana Lamb, are known to have three anatomically distinct zones, i.e., white, condensed tannin, and cork (in…”
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outermost cuticle of soybean seeds: chemical composition and function during imbibition by Shao, Suqin, Meyer, Chris J, Ma, Fengshan, Peterson, Carol A, Bernards, Mark A

“…Seeds of different cultivars of Glycine max (L.) Merr. (soybean) have strikingly different rates of water imbibition. Seeds that readily imbibe water are…”
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Patterns and kinetics of water uptake by soybean seeds by Meyer, Chris J, Steudle, Ernst, Peterson, Carol A

“…Soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] plants produce some seeds (called stone or impermeable seeds) that do not take up water for long periods of time. The present…”
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A comparison of suberin monomers from the multiseriate exodermis of Iris germanica during maturation under differing growth conditions by Meyer, Chris J., Peterson, Carol A., Bernards, Mark A.

“…Iris germanica roots develop a multiseriate exodermis (MEX) in which all mature cells contain suberin lamellae. The location and lipophilic nature of the…”
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Evidence for Symplastic Involvement in the Radial Movement of Calcium in Onion Roots by Ewa Cholewa, Peterson, Carol A.

“…The pathway of Ca2+ movement from the soil solution into the stele of the root is not known with certainty despite a considerable body of literature on the…”
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An introduction to plant structure and developmentBeck CB. 2005.Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. £30.00 (hardback). 464 pp by Peterson, Carol A

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Evidence for Symplastic Involvement in the Radial Movement of Calcium in Onion Roots1 by Cholewa, Ewa, Peterson, Carol A

“…The pathway of Ca(2+) movement from the soil solution into the stele of the root is not known with certainty despite a considerable body of literature on the…”
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Can Ca2+ fluxes to the root xylem be sustained by Ca2+-ATPases in exodermal and endodermal plasma membranes? by Hayter, M.L, Peterson, C.A

“…The pathway of Ca(2+) movement from the soil solution into the root stele has been a subject of controversy. If transport through the endodermis is assumed to…”
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