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    Automatic Tracking of Arabidopsis thaliana Root Meristem in Confocal Microscopy

    The Arabidopsis thaliana is a well defined and a suited system to study plant development at the cellular level. To follow in vivo the root meristem activity under a confocal microscope the image acquisition proc...

    Bernardo Garcia, Ana Campilho, Ben Scheres… in Image Analysis and Recognition (2004)

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    Laser Ablation In Arabidopsis Roots: A Tool To Study Cell-To-Cell Communication

    Developmental processes have been widely studied by manipulations of cells and tissues in intact organisms. These techniques are only in the last decades being complemented by the powerful approach of genetic ...

    Claudia van den Berg, Willem Hage… in Cellular Integration of Signalling Pathway… (1998)

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    Experimental and genetic analysis of root development in Arabidopsis thaliana

    The cellular organisation of the Arabidopsis thaliana root is remarkably regular. A fate map of the primary root and root meristem that predicts the developmental destinies of cells within the embryonic root prim...

    Ben Scheres, Heather McKhann, Claudia van den Berg… in Plant Roots - From Cells to Systems (1997)

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    The Acquisition of Cell Fate in the Arabidopsis thaliana Root Meristem

    During plant embryogenesis an embryo with cotyledons, a shoot apical meristem, a hypocotyl and a root apical meristem, is formed. The primary root and shoot meristems initiate post-embryonic growth generating ...

    Claudia van den Berg, Viola Willemsen… in Biology of Root Formation and Development (1997)

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    Root Anatomy and Development, the Basis for Nematode Parasitism

    Plant parasitic nematodes appear to rely on very specific interactions with root cells to establish a feeding site. To understand these interactions in detail, it is of advantage to achieve a basic understandi...

    Ben Scheres, Peter C. Sijmons… in Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Plant-Ne… (1997)

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    Analysis of Root Development in Arabidopsis Thaliana

    Mature plants are the result of two formally separable developmental processes. Embryogenesis provides a mature embryo with axis, cotyledons, and the root and shoot apical meristem. The embryo has a structure ...

    Ben Scheres, Viola Willemsen, Kees Janmaat, Harald Wolkenfelt… in Plant Molecular Biology (1994)

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    Early Nodulins in Pea and Soybean Nodule Development

    During the last few years we have isolated early nodulin clones of both pea and soybean. In this chapter we will summarize the characteristics of these clones (Table 1). Furthermore we will describe how we sta...

    Ton Bisseling, Henk Franssen… in Advances in Molecular Genetics of Plant-Mi… (1991)

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    Identification of Rhizobium Leguminosarum Genes and Signal Compounds Involved in the Induction of Early Nodulin Gene Expression

    The process of root nodule formation on legumes, induced by Rhizobium, can be looked upon as a sequence of several distinct steps. These steps have been defined by cytological studies on develo** wild-type root...

    Ben Scheres, Clemens van de Wiel… in Signal Molecules in Plants and Plant-Micro… (1989)