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Patterns in plant development
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Author(s):
Taylor A. Steeves
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Ian M. Sussex
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2009
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Cambridge University Press
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9780511626227
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1989
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2009
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10.1017/CBO9780511626227
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Book chapters
pp. xi
Preface
pp. 1
Development in the vascular plants
pp. 6
Embryogenesis: beginnings of development
pp. 26
Analytical and experimental studies of embryo development
pp. 46
The structure of the shoot apex
pp. 62
Analytical studies of the shoot apex
pp. 86
Experimental investigations on the shoot apex
pp. 100
Organogenesis in the shoot: leaf origin and position
pp. 124
Organogenesis in the shoot: determination of leaves and branches
pp. 147
Organogenesis in the shoot: later stages of leaf development
pp. 176
Determinate shoots: thorns and flowers
pp. 203
The development of the shoot system
pp. 229
The root
pp. 255
Differentiation of the plant body: the origin of pattern
pp. 285
Differentiation of the plant body: the elaboration of pattern
pp. 311
Secondary growth: the vascular cambium
pp. 333
Secondary growth: experimental studies on the cambium
pp. 348
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