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The mode of transport and regulative properties of phenylacetic acid (PAA) were studied in 11-cm long segments of pea epicotyls capable of growth. The transport of PAA m both the basipetal and aeropetal direction was limited to tissues situated immediately below and/or above the site of its application. PAA was able to promote the flow of14C-ABA in the acropetal direction. PAA-initiated thickening growth was probably the cause of this promotion.
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Influence of Auxin-like Substances upon the Transport of14C-ABA in Long Pea Epicotyl Segments Part III.
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ProchÁzka, S., Borkovec, V. Transport and regulative properties of phenylacetic acid. Biol Plant 26, 358–363 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02898573
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