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The History of Tissue Tension by PETERS, W.S., TOMOS, A.D.

“…In recent years the phenomenon of tissue tension and its functional connection to elongation growth has regained much interest. In the present study we…”
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Determination of inorganic cations and anions in single plant cells by capillary zone electrophoresis by Bazzanella, A, Lochmann, H, Tomos, A.D, Bächmann, K

“…Investigation of the solute transport in plants on a molecular level requires the knowledge of the solute distribution between different cells within a tissue…”
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Effect of Elevated Systemic Concentrations of Ammonia and Urea on the Metabolite and Ionic Composition of Oviductal Fluid in Cattle1 by Kenny, D. A, Humpherson, P. G, Leese, H. J, Morris, D. G, Tomos, A. D, Diskin, M. G, Sreenan, J. M

“…High dietary protein leads to elevated systemic concentrations of ammonia and urea, and these, in turn, have been associated with reduced fertility in cattle…”
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Abscisic acid and turgor pressure regulation in tomato roots by Griffiths, A., Parry, A.D., Jones, H.G., Tomos, A.D.

“…The intact root systems of hydroponically-grown seedlings of tomato ( Lycopersicon esculentum) cv. Ailsa Craig (wild-type) and the ABA-deficient mutant…”
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A simple pressure-probe method for the determination of volume in higher-plant cells by Malone, M., Tomos, A.D.

“…A method is described for estimating volume in higher-plant cells from their behaviour under pressure probe. The method utilises differences between initial…”
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WATER TRANSPORT: FROM CELLS TO WHOLE PLANTS by Tomos, A.D.

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Salt tolerance in the halophyte Suaeda maritima L. Dum. The maintenance of turgor pressure and water-potential gradients in plants growing at different salinities by Clipson, N.J.W, Tomos, A.D, Flowers, T.J, Wyn Jones, R.G

“…Osmotic potentials and individual epidermal cell turgor pressures were measured in the leaves of seedlings of Suaeda maritima growing over a range of…”
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Control of wheat root growth. The effects of excision on growth, wall rheology and root anatomy by Pritchard, J. (University Coll. of North Wales, Bangor, Gwynedd (UK). Dept. of Biochemistry and Soil Science), Wyn Jones, R.G, Tomos, A.D

“…Excision and subsequent incubation of the apices (1 cm) of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) seedling roots in simple media severely reduced elongation from 28…”
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Genetic dissection of root growth in rice (Oryza sativa L.). II. Mapping quantitative trait loci using molecular markers by Price, A.H, Tomos, A.D

“…Drought is a major abiotic stress of upland rice, and good root growth has been associated with drought avoidance. We report on the genetic mapping of root…”
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Effect of Elevated Systemic Concentrations of Ammonia and Urea on the Metabolite and Ionic Composition of Oviductal Fluid in Cattle by KENNY, D. A, HUMPHERSON, P. G, LEESE, H. J, MORRIS, D. G, TOMOS, A. D, DISKIN, M. G, SREENAN, J. M

“…High dietary protein leads to elevated systemic concentrations of ammonia and urea, and these, in turn, have been associated with reduced fertility in cattle…”
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effect of gibberellic acid on the response of leaf extension to low temperature by FARRELL, A.D, OUGHAM, H.J, TOMOS, A.D

“…The effect of cooling on leaf extension rate (LER) and on relative elemental growth rate (REGR) was measured in both gibberellic acid (GA)-responsive dwarf…”
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Genetic dissection of root growth in rice (Oryza sativa L.). I : a hydrophonic screen by PRICE, A. H, TOMOS, A. D, VIRK, D. S

“…Root growth is an important component of the adaptation of rice to drought-prone environments. A hydroponic screen was used to study root growth of 28 rice…”
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Carbohydrates in individual cells of epidermis, mesophyll, and bundle sheath in barley leaves with changed export or photosynthetic rate by Koroleva, O.A, Farrar, J.F, Tomos, A.D, Pollock, C.J

“…Carbohydrate metabolism of barley (Hordeum vulgare) leaves induced to accumulate sucrose (Suc) and fructans was investigated at the single-cell level using…”
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What makes plants different? Principles of extracellular matrix function in ‘soft’ plant tissues by Peters, Winfried S, Hagemann, Wolfgang, Deri Tomos, A

“…An overview of the biomechanic and morphogenetic function of the plant extracellular matrix (ECM) in its primary state is given. ECMs can play a pivotal role…”
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Genetic dissection of root growth in rice (Oryza sativa L.). I. A hydroponic screen. [Erratum: Oct 1997, v. 95 (5/6), p. 1024.] by Price, A.H, Tomos, A.D, Virk, D.S

“…Root growth is an important component of the adaptation of rice to drought-prone environments. A hydroponic screen was used to study root growth of 28 rice…”
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Concentrations of inorganic and organic solutes in extracts from individual epidermal, mesophyll and bundle-sheath cells of barley leaves by Fricke, W. (Wales Univ., Bangor, Gwynedd (United Kingdom). School of Biological Sciences), Leigh, R.A, Tomos, A.D

“…The distribution of solutes between epidermal, mesophyll and bundle-sheath cells in barley (Hordeum vulgare L. cv. Klaxon) leaves was studied by analysing…”
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Transpiration induces radial turgor pressure gradients in wheat and maize roots by Rygol, J, Pritchard, J, Zhu, J.J, Tomos, A.D, Zimmermann, U

“…Previous studies have shown both the presence and the absence of radial turgor and osmotic pressure gradients across the cortex of roots. In this work,…”
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Epidermal solute concentrations and osmolality in barley leaves studied at the singel-cell level: changes along the leaf blade, during leaf ageing and NaCl stress by Fricke, W, Leigh, R.A, Tomos, A.D

“…The solute relations of the upper epidermis of the third leaf of barley (Hordeum vulgare L. cv. Klaxon) were studied by analysing vacuolar saps extracted from…”
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Erratum: Genetic dissection of root growth in rice (Oryza sativa L.) 1: a hydroponic screen [Theor Appl Genet (1997) 95:132–142] by Price, A.H., Tomos, A.D., Virk, D.S.

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Leaf illumination and root cooling inhibit bean leaf expansion by decreasing turgor pressure by Pardossi, A., Pritchard, J., Tomos, A.D.

“…Phaseolus vulgaris plants with expanding primary leaves were subjected to dark-light or light-dark transition at a root temperature of 25 °C, or to root…”
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