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New Approaches for Studying and Exploiting an Old Protuberance, the Plant Trichome
Annals of Botany · 2003 · Vol. 93(1) · pp. 3–11
G.J. Wagner✉(University of Kentucky)
Abstract
The Briefing will cover: established and suggested roles of simple and glandular secreting trichomes; recent results regarding solute and ion movement in trichomes; methods for isolating trichomes; recent studies of trichome differentiation and development; attempts to modify metabolism in secreting trichomes; efforts to exploit trichomes for commercial and agronomic purposes.
Plant Reproductive BiologyPlant and animal studiesPlant tissue culture and regenerationTrichomeBiologyBotany
MeSH terms
Cell DifferentiationGossypiumImmunity, InnateMicroscopy, ElectronArabidopsisPlant StructuresCell Surface Extensions
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