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Brassinolide-Induced Elongation of Inner Tissues of Segments of Squash (<italic>Cucurbita maxima</italic> Duch.) Hypocotyls
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1994
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BotanyCell WallsPlant DevelopmentCucurbita MaximaPlant CytologyHealth SciencesPlant BiologyInner TissuesMorphogenesisPeeled SegmentsInner TissueCell BiologyBrassinolide-induced ElongationPlant HistologyCell WallBiologyDevelopmental BiologyMedicinePlant Physiology
Brassinolide (BR) stimulated elongation of etiolated squash hypocotyl segments with outer tissues removed, as well as that of unpeeled segments, while IAA has no effect on peeled segments. BR changed the mechanical properties of cell walls of the inner tissue. The inner tissue is probably the target tissue in BR-induced elongation.