INTRODUCTION 313 PROCAMBIUM: DEVELOPMENT IN THE SHOOT 314 THE CONTROL OF PRIMARY VASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION IN THE SHOOT ....... ....... ... ..... ....... . . ... ..... .... ... ..... ........ ....... ........ . . .... ....... 316 PROCAMBIUM: DEVELOPMENT IN THE ROOT 317 CYTOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF VASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION 319 Cytological Aspects 319 Biochemical Aspects 322 THE CONTROL OF NONPRIMARY VASCULAR DIFFERENTIATION....... . . . 323 Differentiation from the Cambium 323 Experimentally Induced Vascular Development 324 Wound-induced vascularization 324 Vascularization in cultured tissue ..... .. .... ... ..... ..... ... ... .. ....... ... .. .... ... ..... ... .. ... .. 325 CONCLUSIONS. ... . . .. . ........ .... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 331
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