Studies on Translocation of Metabolites in the Xylem of Grapevine Shoots

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Experiments were conducted to see if movement of sugar between bark and wood occurs in fully grown vine shoots to ascertain whether sucrose and hexoses are interconverted and also to determine the sugar concentration of extracted sap.

Ring-barking experiments with 14C were carried out to see if longitudinal movement in the xylem occurs in intact shoots.

Studies on Translocation of Metabolites in the Xylem of Grapevine Shoots

1969, Journal of Experimental Botany, vol 20, issue 63, month 5, pages 325 – 335

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Email: admin@driedfruitsaustralia.org.au