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Abnormal root and nodule vasculature in R50 (sym16), a pea nodulation mutant which accumulates cytokinins.

Annals of botany - 1 Apr 2007

Pepper Alicia N, Morse Andrew P, Guinel Frédérique C

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: R50 (sym16) is a pea nodulation mutant with fewer and shorter lateral roots (LR), fewer nodules and high levels of cytokinins (CK). Because a link exists between CK imbalance and abnormal vasculature, the vasculature of the primary root (PR) and LR of R50 was studied and it was compared with that of the wild-type 'Sparkle'. Also nodule vasculature was investigated to correlate R50 low...

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PMID: 17383989
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcm013
PMCID: PMC2802945

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