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[Observation amyloplasts in the gravity-insensitive mutant of rice under gravity and microgravity conditions].

Shi yan sheng wu xue bao - 1 Dec 2003

Jin Jing, Zhu Cheng, Zhang Hong Liang, Sun Zong Xiu

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Using histochemistry and optical microscope, we examined the number and the size of amyloplasts in specialized tissues of gravitropically receptive organs-tissues such as the coleoptile and sheath of rice mutant (insensitive to gravity) and wide type (Oryza sativa L. subsp. japonica) (Zhonghua 11...

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