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. 1968 Sep;43(9 Pt B):1480–1495.

Hormonal Regulation of Leaf Abscission

William P Jacobs 1
PMCID: PMC1087142  PMID: 16657014

Abstract

A review is given of the progress made during the last 6 years in elucidating the nature, locus of action, and transport properties of the endogenous hormones that control leaf abscission.

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