Trends in plant science

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  Año 2000, Vol. 5, Número 2

  • The use of plant biotechnology for the production of biodegradable plastics

    K. M. Elborough, Z. Hanley, T. Slabas

    págs. 45-46

    

  • Invertases and life beyond sucrose cleavage

    H. Weber, Thomas Roitsch

    págs. 47-48

    

  • New mutants provide clues into regulation of systemic acquired resistance

    T. P. Delaney

    págs. 49-51

    

  • Systemic transport of RNA in plants

    V. Citovsky, P. Zambryski

    págs. 52-54

    

  • Farmers reduce insecticide use

    pág. 55

    

  • Bs2 pepper gene confers resistance

    pág. 55

    

  • Modified soya beans are cracking up in the heat

    pág. 55

    

  • Hypersensitive reaction to pathogen infection

    pág. 55

    

  • Ag-biotechnology for developing countries

    pág. 55

    

  • Pesticide field filter

    pág. 55

    

  • Licensing problems slow adoption of GM crops in India

    pág. 55

    

  • Crossing rice with its wild cousins works wonders

    pág. 55

    

  • Through form to function: root hair development and nutrient uptake

    S. Gilroy, D. L. Jones

    págs. 56-60

    

  • A floret by any other name: control of meristem identity in maize

    P. McSteen, D. Laudencia-Chingcuanco

    págs. 61-66

    

  • Two-component systems in plant signal transduction

    K. Yamaguchi-Shinozaki, T. Urao

    págs. 67-74

    

  • The regulation of phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase in CAM plants

    H. G. Nimmo

    págs. 75-80

    

  • Apomixis technology and the paradox of sex

    J. van Damme, P. van Dijk

    págs. 81-84