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    Plant hormone interaction and phenolic metabolism in the regulation of russet spotting in iceberg lettuce

    Plant hormone interaction and phenolic metabolism in the regulation of russet spotting in iceberg lettuce by Ke, D.Y, Saltveit, M.E. Jr

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    Effect of temperature conditioning on chilling injury of cucumber cotyledons. Possible role of abscisic acid and heat shock proteins

    Effect of temperature conditioning on chilling injury of cucumber cotyledons. Possible role of abscisic acid and heat shock proteins by M. Teresa Lafuente, Belver, Andres, Michael G. Guye, Saltveit, Mikal E.

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    Effect of endogenously synthesized and exogenously applied ethanol on tomato fruit ripening

    Effect of endogenously synthesized and exogenously applied ethanol on tomato fruit ripening by Kelly, M.O, Saltveit, M.E. Jr

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    Effect of alcohols and their interaction with ethylene on the ripening of epidermal pericarp discs of tomato fruti

    Effect of alcohols and their interaction with ethylene on the ripening of epidermal pericarp discs of tomato fruti by Saltveit, M.E. Jr. (University of California, Davis, CA)

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    Rapidly induced wound ethylene from excised segments of etiolated Pisum sativum L., cv. alaska. iI. oxygen and temperature dependency

    Rapidly induced wound ethylene from excised segments of etiolated Pisum sativum L., cv. alaska. iI. oxygen and temperature dependency by Saltveit, M.E. Jr, Dilley, D.R

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    Rapidly induced wound ethylene from excised segments of etiolated Pisum sativum L., cv. Alaska. i. characterization of the response

    Rapidly induced wound ethylene from excised segments of etiolated Pisum sativum L., cv. Alaska. i. characterization of the response by Saltveit, M.E. Jr, Dilley, D.R

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