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Cytokinin Activity in Lupinus albus

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Published1978
Citations19
References20

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1974 • 510 citations

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2004 • 488 citations

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1965 • 351 citations

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1972 • 196 citations

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1961 • 192 citations

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1967 • 170 citations

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1977 • 131 citations

Decreased cytokinin production in the roots as a factor in shoot senescence

1967 • 130 citations

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1974 • 78 citations

Cytokinin translocation: Changes in zeatin and zeatin-riboside levels in the root exudate of tomato plants during their development

1976 • 67 citations

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1973 • 66 citations

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1967 • 64 citations

Cytokinins inXanthium strumariumL.: Distribution in the Plant and Production in the Root System

1976 • 60 citations

The Metabolism and Translocation of Zeatin in Intact Radish Seedlings1

1974 • 59 citations

Cytokinin formation in pea seeds

1974 • 54 citations

Resistance by Corsican Pine to Attack by Heterobasidion annosum

1976 • 50 citations

Occurrence of a Cytokinin Glucoside in the Leaves and in Honeydew of Salix babylonica

1976 • 50 citations

A Cytokinin Complex in the Developing Fruits of Lupinus albus

1977 • 25 citations

Cytokinin Translocation in Xylem Sap of Herbaceous Plants

1976 • 22 citations

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1977 • 20 citations

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