III. Uptake and distribution of radioactive 2,4-D by brush species

Oliver A. Leonard and Alden S. Crafts

Hilgardia, 1956, vol. 26, issue 6

Abstract: Further evidence of the correlation between 2,4-D movement and food movement in plants was provided by tracer studies in seven species of woody plants common to California: coyote brush, arroyo willow, wedge-leaf ceanothus, manzanita, toyon, blue oak, and live oak. In addition to detailed analyses of the tracer studies in these species, the following general conclusions are presented

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Date: 1956
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