Published July 1, 1933
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Studies on the growth hormone of plants. IV. On the mechanism of the action
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- Bonner, James
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Abstract
Introduction. -- It has been known for some time that among the higher plants cell elongation as well as tropistic response is governed by a well-defined chemical substance which is secreted by young leaves and by the apical portions of stems.(1,2) The mechanism by which this substance exerts its effect upon plant cells has, however, remained obscure and it is relatively recently that an attack upon this problem has been made.
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Copyright © 1933 by the National Academy of Sciences. Communicated May 19, 1933. The author wishes to express his appreciation to Dr. Robert Emerson for his many suggestions and for the use of his laboratory, in which the measurements of respiration were made, and to thank Dr. F. Went and Dr. Kenneth V. Thimann for their help and suggestions.Files
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