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Plant Hormone Receptors

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The NATO ARW on Plant Hormone receptors held in August 1986 was probably the first Conference to deal exclusively with this subject, yet barely three years later in 1989 there were two international conferences devoted entirely to such studies and four others where it was given a high profile. This reflects not only an acceleration of work in the field but also greatly increased interest amongst the scientific community as a whole, although it is probably still true to say that there are fewer laboratories working on receptors for all the plant hormones put together than those involved in studies on any one animal hormone receptor. Given this proliferation of information it is impossible in a short article such as this to do complete justice to the field and readers are referred to the recent reviews and symposium articles noted in the references for further information.

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Mennes, A.M., Maan, A., Hall, M.A. (1991). Plant Hormone Receptors. In: Neuhoff, V., Friend, J. (eds) Cell to Cell Signals in Plants and Animals. NATO ASI Series, vol 51. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76470-7_20

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