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Characterization of root agravitropism induced by genetic, chemical, and developmental constraints.
R. Moore
, W. M. Fondren, H. Marcum
Biology Teaching and Learning
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Indoleacetic Acids
100%
Meristem
95%
Zea mays
75%
Gravitation
69%
Triiodobenzoic Acids
66%
Phaseolus
47%
Plastids
46%
Organelles
29%
Ions
25%
Agriculture & Biology
asymmetry
21%
electric field
15%
gravity
15%
root tips
14%
auxins
12%
Zea mays
11%
amyloplasts
9%
plant root cells
7%
lateral roots
7%
Phaseolus vulgaris
6%
organelles
6%
ions
5%
cells
4%
calcium
4%
acids
3%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
curvature
29%
asymmetry
14%
mutant
11%
cell
9%
gravity
7%
electric field
4%
inhibitor
4%
sedimentation
3%
ion
3%
acid
3%
rate
1%