Plant Biosystems

Introduction
pp. 1-1(1)
Authors: Cervone, Felice; Dalessandro, Giuseppe; Fry, Stephen

Apoplastic degradation of ascorbate: Novel enzymes and metabolites permeating the plant cell wall
pp. 2-7(6)
Authors: Green, MA; Fry, SC

The interface compartment in arbuscular mycorrhizae: A special type of plant cell wall?
pp. 8-15(8)
Authors: Balestrini, R; Bonfante, P

Physcomitrella patens: A moss system for the study of plant cell walls
pp. 16-19(4)
Authors: Lee, KJD; Knight, CD; Knox, JP

Genetic engineering of plant root disease resistance by modification of the phenylpropanoid pathway
pp. 20-23(4)
Authors: Lozovaya, VV; Lygin, AV; Zernova, OV; Widholm, JM

Recognition and signalling in the cell wall: The case of endopolygalacturonase, PGIP and oligogalacturonides
pp. 24-27(4)
Authors: Mattei, B; Galletti, R; Manfredini, C; Pontiggia, D; Salvi, G; Spadoni, S; Caprari, C; Ferrari, S; Bellincampi, D; Cervone, F; Lorenzo, G De

The cuticle as source of signals for plant defense
pp. 28-31(4)
Authors: Chassot, C; Métraux, J-P

The role of extracellular LRR-extensin (LRX) proteins in cell wall formation
pp. 32-35(4)
Author: Ringli, C

Oligosaccharin—a new systemic factor in the acquisition of freeze tolerance in winter plants
pp. 36-41(6)
Authors: Zabotin, Aleksey; Barisheva, Tatyana; Larskaya, Irina; Toroshina, Tatyana; Trofimova, Oksana; Hahn, Michael; Zabotina, Olga

Biosynthesis of non-cellulosic polysaccharides in the Golgi apparatus. Topological considerations
pp. 42-45(4)
Author: Orellana, A

Biosynthesis of UDP-GlcA: Via UDPGDH or the myo-inositol oxidation pathway?
pp. 46-49(4)
Authors: Kärkönen, A

Acyltransferase-catalysed p-coumarate ester formation is a committed step of lignin biosynthesis
pp. 50-53(4)
Authors: Hoffmann, L; Besseau, S; Geoffroy, P; Ritzenthaler, C; Meyer, D; Lapierre, C; Pollet, B; Legrand, M

Pectin?–?xyloglucan linkages in type I primary cell walls of plants
pp. 54-59(6)
Authors: Brett, CT; Baydoun, EA-H; Abdel-Massih, RM

Stress upregulates periplasmic arabinogalactan-proteins
pp. 60-64(5)
Authors: Lamport, DTA; Kieliszewski, MJ

First steps in understanding the export of lipids to the plant cuticle
pp. 65-68(4)
Authors: Samuels, L; Jetter, R; Kunst, L

Transcriptional co-response analysis as a tool to identify new components of the wall biosynthetic machinery
pp. 69-73(5)
Authors: Usadel, B; Kuschinsky, AM; Steinhauser, D; Pauly, M

The dark side of the cell wall: Molecular genetics of plant cuticle
pp. 74-79(6)
Authors: Yephremov, A; Schreiber, L

Looking for invisible phenotypes in cell wall mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana
pp. 80-83(4)
Authors: McCann, MC; Carpita, NC

The need for pure enzymes that degrade cell wall polysaccharides and how to get them
pp. 84-87(4)
Authors: Mort, AJ; Gao, S; Wu, X; Prade, R

Tissue-specific processes during cell wall formation in flax fiber
pp. 88-92(5)
Authors: Gorshkova, TA; Ageeva, M; Chemikosova, S; Salnikov, V

Model systems for the understanding of lignified plant cell wall formation
pp. 93-97(5)
Authors: Cathala, B; Rondeau-Mouro, C; Lairez, D; Belval, F Bedos; Durand, H; Gorrichon, L; Touzel, JP; Chabbert, B; Monties, B

Division of roles among members of the XTH gene family in plants
pp. 98-101(4)
Author: Nishitani, K

A simple apparatus for measuring long-term extension of plant cell walls subjected to tensile stress
pp. 102-106(5)
Authors: O'Looney, N; Fry, SC

The biosynthesis of exo- and cell wall-polysaccharides is sensitive to brefeldin A in the cyanobacterium Leptolyngbya VRUC 135
pp. 107-112(6)
Authors: Piro, G; Congedo, C; Leucci, MR; Lenucci, M; Dalessandro, G