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Electrical signalling and systemic proteinase inhibitor induction in the wounded plant by Wildon, D. C, Thain, J. F, Minchin, P. E. H, Gubb, I. R, Reilly, A. J, Skipper, Y. D, Doherty, H. M, O'Donnell, P. J, Bowles, D. J

“…Experiments to distinguish between a phloem-transmissible chemical signal and a physically propagated signal based on electrical activity in wounded plants are…”
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Systemic responses arising from localized heat stimuli in tomato plants by Wildon, D.C, Doherty, H.M, Eagles, G, Bowles, D.J, Thain, J.F

“…Localized application of heat to the terminal leaflet of leaf 1 of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) seedlings induced both propagated electrical activity and…”
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The pathway for systemic electrical signal conduction in the wounded tomato plant by Rhodes, J.D, Thain, J.F, Wildon, D.C. (East Anglia Univ., Norwich (United Kingdom). School of Biological Sciences)

“…The pathway of a systemic electrical signal possibly linking wounding and the systemic synthesis of proteinase inhibitor was investigated in tomato…”
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Criticism of the use of methylated albumin-kieselguhr chromatography for the isolation of metabolically labile DNA by Bryant, J A, Wildon, D C

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Cytoplasmic deoxyribonucleic acid in roots of Pisum sativum by Bryant, J A, Wildon, D C

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Phloem Transport: The Surface Flow Hypothesis by AIKMAN, D. P., WILDON, D. C.

“…Various authors have suggested that phloem contains structural components that provide interfaces at which surface movement could be the mechanism of transport…”
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The ultrastructure of the heterocyst and akinete of the blue-green algae by Wildon, D. C., Mercer, F. V.

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Metabolism of Glucose-C14 by Anabaena cylindrica by Wildon, D. C., ap Rees, T.

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Metabolically Labile DNA in Aseptically Grown Seedlings of Pisum sativum L by Bryant, John A., Wildon, David C., Wong, Doreen

“…Pea seedlings (Pisum sativum L.) were grown aseptically in a sterile flexible film animal isolator. Radioactivity from [Me-3H]thymidine, supplied to the roots…”
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method for the growth of large batches of plants in an aseptic environment by Wildon, D.C, Wong, D, Bryant, J.A

“…A method for growing large numbers of seedlings under aseptic conditions is described. The method makes use of peracetic acid for the initial sterilization of…”
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Evidence for Physically Distinct Systemic Signalling Pathways in the Wounded Tomato Plant by RHODES, JEREMY D., THAIN, JOHN F., WILDON, DAVID C.

“…The physical pathway of a systemic signal linking local wounding and systemic synthesis of proteinase inhibitors was investigated in tomato (Lycopersicon…”
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Multicellular Pollen Formation in Cultured Barley Anthers: I. INDEPENDENT DIVISION OF THE GENERATIVE AND VEGETATIVE CELLS by SUNDERLAND, N., ROBERTS, MARY, EVANS, LINDA J., WILDON, D. C.

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Structure-function relations of warm desert plants by Wildon, D. C.

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BOOK REVIEWS by WILDON, D. C.

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Statistics for Biologists. 3rd Edition by Wildon, D. C.

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Multicellular Pollen Formation in Cultured Barley Anthers by SUNDERLAND, N., ROBERTS, MARY, EVANS, LINDA J., WILDON, D. C.

“…Multicellular pollen units partitioned into embryo- and endosperm- or possibly suspensor-like components are formed in barley (Hordeum vulgare cv. Sabarlis)…”
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Metabolism of Glucose-C14 by Anabaena cylindrica1 by Wildon, D. C., Rees, T. Ap

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Metabolism of Glucose-C 14 by Anabaena cylindrica by Wildon, D. C., Rees, T. Ap

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Metabolism of Glucose-C by Anabaena cylindrica by Wildon, D C, Rees, T A

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Multicellular pollen formation in cultured barley anthers. I. Independent division of the generative and vegetative cells by Sunderland, N, Roberts, M, Evans, L.J, Wildon, D.C

“…Multicellular pollen units partitioned into embryo- and endosperm- or possibly suspensor-like components are formed in barley (Hordeum vulgare cv. Sabarlis)…”
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