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The Journal of Experimental Botany publishes high-quality primary research papers in the plant sciences. These papers cover a range of disciplines from molecular and cellular physiology and biochemistry through whole plant physiology to community physiology. Every issue of the Journal contains at least one 'Perspective' article. These are most commonly reviews of research areas, which are particularly exciting and important, topical or controversial. Opinion articles are also considered. In addition to 12 regular issues, at least one Special Issue is published each year. These are collection of articles derived from a specialised meeting or conference session. All papers are fully reviewed, and we will endeavour to complete the review process with all speed.

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Volume 49, Number 318, January 1998

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Review article. Light-dependent signal transduction and transient changes in cytosolic Ca2+ in a unicellular green alga
pp. 1-11(11)
Authors: Schonknecht, G; Bauer, CS; Simonis, W

Control of phosphate transport across the plasma membrane of Chara corallina
pp. 13-19(7)
Authors: Mimura, T; Reid, RJ; Smith, FA

Identification of new minisatellites loci in Arabidopsis thaliana
pp. 21-25(5)
Authors: Tourmente, S; Lazreg, A; Lafleuriel, J; Tutois, S; Cuvillier, C; Espagnol, MC; Picard, G

Hornet venom induces abundant expression of specific polypeptides in young barley leaves
pp. 27-32(6)
Author: Metodiev, MV

Triacylglycerol biosynthesis and gene expression in microspore-derived cell suspension cultures of oilseed rape
pp. 33-39(7)
Authors: Weselake, RJ; Byers, SD; Davoren, JM; Laroche, A; Hodges, DM; Pomeroy, MK; Furukawa-Stoffer, TL

Nitrate entry and nitrite formation in the infected region of soybean nodules
pp. 41-48(8)
Authors: Arrese-Igor, C; Gordon, AJ; Minchin, FR; Denison, RF

High mineral contents explain the low construction cost of leaves, stems and fruits of tomato plants
pp. 49-57(9)
Authors: Gary, C; Bertin, N; Frossard, J-S; Le Bot, J

Ontogenic changes in the construction cost of leaves, stems fruits and roots of tomato plants
pp. 59-68(10)
Authors: Gary, C; Andriolo, JL; Frossard, J-S; Le Bot, J

Hydraulic properties of living late metaxylem and interactions between transpiration and xylem pressure in maize
pp. 69-77(9)
Authors: Meuser, J; Frensch, J

Contrasting leaf development within the genus Syzgium
pp. 79-87(9)
Authors: Woodall, GS; Dodd, IC; Stewart, GR

Genetic and physiological evidence for the role of gibberellic acid in the germination of dormant Avena fatua seeds
pp. 89-94(6)
Authors: Fennimore, SA; Foley, ME

Investigations of ion absorption during NH4+ exposure I. Relationship between H+ efflux and NO3- absorption
pp. 95-100(6)
Authors: Smart, DR; Bloom, AJ

High temperature arrest of inflorescence development in broccoli (Brassica oleracea var. italica L.)
pp. 101-106(6)
Authors: Bjorkman, T; Pearson, KJ

Amino acid accumulation in sink and source tissues of Coleus blumei Benth. during salinity stress
pp. 107-114(8)
Authors: Gilbert, GA; Gadush, MV; Wilson, C; Madore, MA

The impact of ozone, isoprene and propene on antioxidant levels in two leaf classes of velvet bean (Mucuna pruriens L.)
pp. 115-123(9)
Authors: Stokes, NJ; Terry, GM; Hewitt, CN

Book review. Signal transduction in plants. P Aducci (ed)
pp. 125-125(1)
Author: Roberts, JA

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