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      Cells; VII. Enymes; VIII. Photosynthesis; IX. Regulation of Cell Volume; X. Conclusions
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      Woolhouse, H. W.
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      ; Acknowledgements; References; Chapter 2. Physical Aspects of Water Relations of Plant Cells; I. Introduction; II
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      Preston, R. D. (Reginald Dawson)
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      . Introduction; II. Terminology; III. Intracellular Heterogeneity; IV. The Movement of Water through Cells; V
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      Preston, R. D. (Reginald Dawson)
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      Microfibrillar Arrangement in Different Types of Growing Cells; IV. Interrelation between Growth and Wall
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      Robinson, Dana Olivia, author. (orcid)0000-0002-0084-9026
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      expression pattern is consistent with the scattered pattern of endopolyploid cells observed in mature sepals.
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      Abdul Ghaffar, Muhammad Akbar Bin, author.
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      the cytosol had been degraded due to the aging of the laticifer cells. Laticifer cells in
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      Tanase, Cristiana.
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      Cells; Marginal Cells; SP Cells; From Stem Cells to Pituitary Adenomas; Concluding Remarks; References
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      Fosket, Donald E.
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      Genomes -- 4. Regulation of Gene Expression -- 5. Characteristics of Plant Cells That Are important in
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      Preston, R. D. (Reginald Dawson)
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      Whole Plant; References; Chapter 6. Water Relations of Plant Cells; I. Introduction; II. Equilibrium
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      Callow, J. A.
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      resistant cells. Spencer-Phillips explores the roles of haustoria and intercellular hyphae in intercepting