2006•Plant Physiology and BiochemistryRequires access

The developmental and organ specific expression of sucrose cleaving enzymes in sugar beet suggests a transition between apoplasmic and symplasmic phloem unloading in the tap roots

Dietmute E. Godt, Thomas Roitsch

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Key concepts: Invertase, Phloem, Sucrose, Sucrose synthase, Apoplast, Biochemistry, Taproot, Biology

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