Volume 27, Issue 4-5

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July 1985

38 articles in this issue

Determination in plant cells
P. F. Wareing
T. Al-Chalabi
Original Papers Pages: 241 - 248
Hormonal control of growth and differentiation in conifer tissuesin vitro
C. H. Boenman
Original Papers Pages: 249 - 256
Auxin content and growth patterns in auxin-dependent and auxin-autotrophic plant cell and tissue cultures
D. M. A. Mousdale
Catherine Fidgeon
G. Wilson
Original Papers Pages: 257 - 264
Localization of cytokinin responses in the mossFunaria hygrometrica
M. Bopp
D. Gerhäuser
Original Papers Pages: 265 - 269
Comparative investigations of IAA metabolism in suspension cultures and plant organs fromBeta vulgaris (sugar beet) andChenopodium album L. (common lamb’s quarters)
P. Scharf
G. Günther
Original Papers Pages: 270 - 275
Book reviews
V. Škrdleta
T. Giohner
BookReview Pages: 275 - 275
Cytokinin metabolism in autonomous and crown gall tissue cultures
J. W. Einset
Original Papers Pages: 276 - 280
Woodward, F. I.,Sheehy, J. E.:PRinciples and MEasurements in ENvironmental Biology
Jana Pospíšilová
Book review Pages: 280 - 280
Hormonal factors stimulating starch accumulation in stem expiants of kale
J. Luštinec
K. Conrad
G. Sembdner
Original Papers Pages: 281 - 285
Losick, R.,Shapiro, L. (ed.):Microbial Development. Cold Spring Harbor Monogr. Series, Monogr. 16
P. Urbánek
Book review Pages: 285 - 285
Hormonal control of morphogenesis in leaf segments ofCentaurium erythraea
Helena Barešová
T. Herben
J. Krekule
Original Papers Pages: 286 - 291
Hormonal regulation of reproductive development in higher plants
M. Kh. Chaïlakhyan
Original Papers Pages: 292 - 302
The role of auxin in inductive phenomena
W. P. Jacobs
Original Papers Pages: 303 - 309
Böhmer, B.:RAtgeber für PFlanzenschutz und UNkrautbekämpfung im ZIerpflanzenbau
P. Bartoš
Book review Pages: 309 - 309
Auxin in flowering of short-pay and long-dayChenopodium species
J. Krekule
Libuše Pavlová
Ivana Machácková
Original Papers Pages: 310 - 317
In vitro photoinduction of leaf tissue ofStreptocarpus nobilis
J. Simmonds
Original Papers Pages: 318 - 324
The role of auxin level and sensitivity in floral induction
Th. Gaspar
C. Penel
H. Greppin
Original Papers Pages: 325 - 329
McIntosh, J. R. (ed.):STatial ORganization of EUkaryotic CElls
T. Gichner
Book review Pages: 329 - 329
In vivo andin vitro studies of peroxidase and IAA-oxidase activity in relation to floral morphogenesis in ‘Trapezond’ tobacco
Lidiya Sergeeva
Nina Aksenova
Tat’yana Konstantinova
Original Papers Pages: 330 - 333
Rapid interorgan communications in higher plants with special reference to flowering
C. Penel
Th. Gaspae
H. Greppin
Original Papers Pages: 334 - 338
Kozlowski, T. T. (ed.):Flooding and Plant Growth. Physiological Ecology. A Series of Monographs, Texts, and Treatises
Jana Pospíšilová
Book review Pages: 338 - 338
The growth of the shoot apical meristem during flower initiation
R. F. Lyndon
N. H. Battey
Original Papers Pages: 339 - 349
Growth regulators in changing apical growth at transition to flowering
Frideta Seidlová
Original Papers Pages: 350 - 359
Apical reactions to gibberellic acid application according to the genotype inSilene armeria
Christiane Besnard-Wibaut
Michèle Noin
T. Cochet
Original Papers Pages: 360 - 366
Chenopodium rubrum as a model plant for testing the flowering effects of PGRs
J. Ullmann
Frideta Seidlová
Libuše Pavlova
Original Papers Pages: 367 - 372
Jameson, C. W.,Walters, D. B.:CHemistry for TOxicity TEsting
J. Velemínský
Book review Pages: 372 - 372
Organ correlations affecting flowering in relation to phytohormones
E. Miginiac
B. Sotta
Original Papers Pages: 373 - 381
Lemon, E. R. (ed.): CO₂ And PLants. The Responses of Plants to Rising Levels of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide. AAAS Selected Symposium 84
J. Čatský
Book review Pages: 381 - 381
Organ correlation in long-day flowering ofPharbitis nil
M. Shinozaki
Original Papers Pages: 382 - 385
Root-shoot correlation linked with photoperiodic floral induction inChenopodium rubrum L.
Zuzana Josefusová
Jana Opatrná
Libuše Pavlová
Original Papers Pages: 386 - 391
Chemical control of flowering in the long-day plantLemna gibba G3
C. F. Cleland
Original Papers Pages: 392 - 397
Walters D. B.,Jameson, C. W: (ed.):HEalth and SAfety for TOxicity TEsting
T. Gichner
Book review Pages: 397 - 397
Effect of two-or three-component PGR solution on the flowering of short-day plantChenopodium rubrum
J. Ullmann
J. Krekule
Dagmar Součková
Original Papers Pages: 398 - 401
Effects of growth substances on male and female cone initiation in conifers
K. A. Longman
Original Papers Pages: 402 - 407
Book reviews
T. Gichner
J. Velemínský
BookReview Pages: 407 - 407
Role of hormones on flower bud formation in thin-layer expiants of tobacco
G. W. M. Barendse
A. F. Ceoes
Tineke Creemers
Original Papers Pages: 408 - 412
Collins, A.,Downes, C. S.,Johnson, R. T. (ed.): DNAREpair and its INhibition
J. Velemínský
Book review Pages: 412 - 412
Substrate specificity of L-tryptophan dehydrogenase and its distribution in plants
M. M. Ebeid
Sultana Dimova
M. Kutáček
Original Papers Pages: 413 - 416

Volume 27, Issue 4-5

Determination in plant cells

Hormonal control of growth and differentiation in conifer tissuesin vitro

Auxin content and growth patterns in auxin-dependent and auxin-autotrophic plant cell and tissue cultures

Localization of cytokinin responses in the mossFunaria hygrometrica

Comparative investigations of IAA metabolism in suspension cultures and plant organs fromBeta vulgaris (sugar beet) andChenopodium album L. (common lamb’s quarters)

Book reviews

Cytokinin metabolism in autonomous and crown gall tissue cultures

Woodward, F. I.,Sheehy, J. E.:PRinciples and MEasurements in ENvironmental Biology

Hormonal factors stimulating starch accumulation in stem expiants of kale

Losick, R.,Shapiro, L. (ed.):Microbial Development. Cold Spring Harbor Monogr. Series, Monogr. 16

Hormonal control of morphogenesis in leaf segments ofCentaurium erythraea

Hormonal regulation of reproductive development in higher plants

The role of auxin in inductive phenomena

Böhmer, B.:RAtgeber für PFlanzenschutz und UNkrautbekämpfung im ZIerpflanzenbau

Auxin in flowering of short-pay and long-dayChenopodium species

In vitro photoinduction of leaf tissue ofStreptocarpus nobilis

The role of auxin level and sensitivity in floral induction

McIntosh, J. R. (ed.):STatial ORganization of EUkaryotic CElls

In vivo andin vitro studies of peroxidase and IAA-oxidase activity in relation to floral morphogenesis in ‘Trapezond’ tobacco

Rapid interorgan communications in higher plants with special reference to flowering

Kozlowski, T. T. (ed.):Flooding and Plant Growth. Physiological Ecology. A Series of Monographs, Texts, and Treatises

The growth of the shoot apical meristem during flower initiation

Growth regulators in changing apical growth at transition to flowering

Apical reactions to gibberellic acid application according to the genotype inSilene armeria

Chenopodium rubrum as a model plant for testing the flowering effects of PGRs

Jameson, C. W.,Walters, D. B.:CHemistry for TOxicity TEsting

Organ correlations affecting flowering in relation to phytohormones

Lemon, E. R. (ed.): CO₂ And PLants. The Responses of Plants to Rising Levels of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide. AAAS Selected Symposium 84

Organ correlation in long-day flowering ofPharbitis nil

Root-shoot correlation linked with photoperiodic floral induction inChenopodium rubrum L.

Chemical control of flowering in the long-day plantLemna gibba G3

Walters D. B.,Jameson, C. W: (ed.):HEalth and SAfety for TOxicity TEsting

Effect of two-or three-component PGR solution on the flowering of short-day plantChenopodium rubrum

Effects of growth substances on male and female cone initiation in conifers

Book reviews

Role of hormones on flower bud formation in thin-layer expiants of tobacco

Collins, A.,Downes, C. S.,Johnson, R. T. (ed.): DNAREpair and its INhibition

Substrate specificity of L-tryptophan dehydrogenase and its distribution in plants

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