Penetration of Ions through Isolated Cuticles

Abstract

1. BENTLEY, J. A. 1961. The states of auxin in the plant. In: Handbuch d. Pflanzenphysiologie. W. Ruhland, ed. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Germany. vol XIV, pp 609-19. 2. CUMMING, B. G. 1959. The control of growth and development in red clover (Trifolium patense L.). III. Endogenous diffusible auxin. Can. J. Botany 37: 1049-62. 3. MILLER, J. S. AND S. A. GORDON. 1962. Auxin relations in illuminated shoots. Plant Physiol. 37: xvi-xvii. 4. NAKAMURA, T., H. ISHII, AND T. YAMAKI. 1962. Intercellular localization of native auxin in Avena coleoptile. Plant and Cell Physiol. 3: 149-56. 5. RAADTS, E. AND H. S6DING. 1957. Chromatographische Untersuchungen iiber die Wuchsstoffe der Haferkoleoptile. Planta 49: 47-60. 6. SCOTT, T. K. AND W. R. BRIGGS. 1960. Auxin relationships in the Alaska pea (Pisum sativurm). Am. J. Botany 47: 492-99. 7. Scorr, T. K. AND W. P. JACOBS. 1962. The isolation and identification of diffusible auxin. Am. J. Botany 49: 657. 8. SHIBAOKA, H. 1961. Studies on the mechanism of the growth inhibiting effect of light. Plant and Cell Physiol. 2: 175-97. 9. SHIBAOKA, H. AND T. YAMAKI. 1959. A sensitized Avena curvature test and identification of the diffusible auxin Avena coleoptile. Botan. Mag. Tokyo. 72: 152-58. 10. SHIBAOKA, H. AND T. YAMAKI. 1959. Studies on the growth movement of sunflower plant. Sci. Papers Coll. Gen. Educ. Univ. Tokyo 9: 105-26. 11. STOWE, B. B. AND K. V. THIMANN. 1954. The paper chromatography of indole compounds and some indole-containing auxins of plant tissues. Arch. Biochem. Biophys. 51: 499-516. 12. THIMANN, K. V. 1952. Plant growth hormones. In: The Action of Hormones in Plants and Invertebrates. Academic Press. New York. 13. ZENK, M. H. 1961. 1(Indole-3-acetyl)-,/-D-glucose, a new compound in the metabolism of indole3-acetic acid in plants. Nature 191: 493-94.