In vascular plants, long-distance transport of photoassimilates is driven by a pressure gradient within the phloem. It is a highly specialised tissue consisting of a network of living, tube-shaped ...

researchers must understand in detail the way these pathogens deform the plant phloem cells known as sieve elements and companion cells. Today, many basic questions remain unanswered about how ...

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Sucking insects insert their mouthparts into the vascular tissues of plants, primarily the food-conducting tissues or phloem sieve tubes, and withdraw fluids (Fig. 1). The direct damage caused by ...

The difficulty with any anti-HLB formulation is optimizing its delivery to the phloem. In all cases, delivery of the bactericides to, and within, the phloem sieve tubes to kill CLas will be of ...

Long distance transport in plants occurs in sieve tubes of the phloem. The pressure flow hypothesis introduced by Ernst Münch in 1930 describes a mechanism of osmotically generated pressure ...

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Phloem is a long tube made of many living cells joined end to end. The living cells of phloem are called sieve tubes. The end walls of cells in the phloem have sieve plates which have tiny holes ...

Sieve elements are a key component of phloem, the conductive tissue through ... by a sieve plate and arranged end-to-end to form sieve tubes which in turn form a network throughout a plant's ...