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. 2011 Sep;23(9):3087-8.
doi: 10.1105/tpc.111.230914. Epub 2011 Sep 27.

Functional analysis of Arabidopsis NHX antiporters: the role of the vacuole in cellular turgor and growth

Nancy A Eckardt, Gerald A Berkowitz
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Functional analysis of Arabidopsis NHX antiporters: the role of the vacuole in cellular turgor and growth

Nancy A Eckardt et al. Plant Cell. 2011 Sep.
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Scanning electron micrographs comparing the anatomy of wild-type and nhx1 nhx2 flowers. Flowers and organs of the wild type ([A] to [D]) and nhx1 nhx2 ([E] to [H]). Whole flowers ([A] and [E]), dehiscent anthers ([B] and [F]), pollen grains ([C] and [G]), and filaments ([D] and [H]). Bars = 200 μm (A) and (E), 50 μm in (B) and (F), 10 μm in (C) and (G), and 50 μm in (D) and (H). (Reprinted from Figure 4 of Bassil et al. [2011b].)
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