David L. Rayle
Affiliations: | 1968-1970 | Botany | San Diego State University, San Diego, CA, United States |
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(Studies on indole-3-ethanol in higher plants) | ||||
Robert E. Cleland | post-doc | 1968-1970 | San Diego State University |
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Hasenstein KH, Rayle D. (1998) Cell wall pH and auxin transport velocity. Plant Physiology. 76: 65-7 |
Muday GK, Lomax TL, Rayle DL. (1995) Characterization of the growth and auxin physiology of roots of the tomato mutant, diageotropica. Planta. 195: 548-53 |
Zurek DM, Rayle DL, McMorris TC, et al. (1994) Investigation of Gene Expression, Growth Kinetics, and Wall Extensibility during Brassinosteroid-Regulated Stem Elongation. Plant Physiology. 104: 505-513 |
Rayle DL, Cleland RE. (1992) The Acid Growth Theory of auxin-induced cell elongation is alive and well. Plant Physiology. 99: 1271-4 |
Cleland RE, Buckley G, Nowbar S, et al. (1991) The pH profile for acid-induced elongation of coleoptile and epicotyl sections is consistent with the acid-growth theory. Planta. 186: 70-4 |
Rayle DL, Nowbar S, Cleland RE. (1991) The epidermis of the pea epicotyl is not a unique target tissue for auxin-induced growth. Plant Physiology. 97: 449-51 |
Cleland RE, Buckley G, Nowbar S, et al. (1991) The pH profile for acid-induced elongation of coleoptile and epicotyl sections is consistent with the acid-growth theory. Planta. 186: 70-4 |
Rayle DL. (1989) Calcium bridges are not load-bearing cell-wall bonds in Avena coleoptiles. Planta. 178: 92-5 |
Hicks GR, Rayle DL, Lomax TL. (1989) The diageotropica mutant of tomato lacks high specific activity auxin binding sites. Science (New York, N.Y.). 245: 52-4 |
Daniel SG, Rayle DL, Cleland RE. (1989) Auxin physiology of the tomato mutant diageotropica. Plant Physiology. 91: 804-7 |