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Spiralling in Sporangiophores of Phycomyces Following a Temporary Cessation of Growth

✍ Scribed by PRESTON, R. D.; Middlebrook, Mavis

Book ID
109560744
Publisher
Nature Publishing Group
Year
1949
Tongue
English
Weight
194 KB
Volume
164
Category
Article
ISSN
0028-0836

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The effect of torque on the axis of spir
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The following facts have been established f o r the spiral growth of the spore-bearing cell of Phycomyces : 1. The inclination of the axis of spiral growth may be influenced by change of temperature, or may occasionally exhibit slow spontaneous change. 2. The inclination varies significantly from

The distribution of velocities of elonga
The distribution of velocities of elongation and of twist in the growth zone of Phycomyces in relation to spiral growth
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Interest in the mechanism of spiral growth as exhibited by certain plant cell8 goes beyond a mere desire to understand what forces might cause the cellulose or chitin membrane of tl tubular cell to be a twisted rather than a straight structure. The propagation in an elongating cell wall of the twist