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    RG PD Dr. Ruth Stadler Research. Transport processes are essential not only for animals. Higher plants use their vascular system to distribute assimilates and signalling molecules between organs.

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    PD Dr. Ruth Stadler. Department Biology. Molecular Plant Physiology. Room 01.135 ( Building A1 ) Staudtstraße 5. 91058 Erlangen. +49 9131 85-28210. +49 9131 85-28751. ruth.stadler@fau.de.

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    PD Dr. Ruth Stadler. Department Biologie. Chair of Molecular Plant Physiology (Prof. Dr. Albert) Room A1 01.135. Staudtstr. 5. 91058 Erlangen. +49 9131 85-28210. +49 9131 85-28751. ruth.stadler@fau.de.

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    The reduced meristem and premature differentiation were confirmed by analysing the main phenotype in the background of an AtSUC2p::tmGFP9 marker line (Figure 3f), in which a membrane-bound version of GFP is expressed from the phloem-specific AtSUC2 promoter (Stadler et al., 2005b).