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April 8, 2010
The phloem pathway: new issues and old debates
Sylvie Dinant, Rémi Lemoine
Plos One
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October 1, 2019
Sugar transporters in Fabaceae, featuring SUT MST and SWEET families of the model plant Medicago truncatula and the agricultural crop Pisum sativum
Joan Doidy, Ugo Vidal, Rémi Lemoine
Physiologia Plantarum
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June 6, 2022
Carbon fluxes and environmental interactions during legume development, with a specific focus on Pisum sativum
Amélie Morin, Laurence Maurousset, Cécile Vriet, et al.
Planta
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November 16, 2017
Carbon source-sink relationship in Arabidopsis thaliana: the role of sucrose transporters
Mickaël Durand, Dany Mainson, Benoît Porcheron, et al.
Plant Physiology
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January 24, 2016
Water Deficit Enhances C Export to the Roots in Arabidopsis thaliana Plants with Contribution of Sucrose Transporters in Both Shoot and Roots
Mickaël Durand, Benoît Porcheron, Nils Hennion, et al.
Plant Physiology
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December 14, 2002
The elicitor cryptogein blocks glucose transport in tobacco cells
Stéphane Bourque, Rémi Lemoine, Anabelle Sequeira-Legrand, et al.
Plant & Cell Physiology
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July 31, 2007
OeMST2 encodes a monosaccharide transporter expressed throughout olive fruit maturation
Carlos Conde, Alice Agasse, Paulo Silva, et al.
Plant & Cell Physiology
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November 23, 2006
Utilization and transport of mannitol in Olea europaea and implications for salt stress tolerance
Carlos Conde, Paulo Silva, Alice Agasse, et al.
The Plant Journal : for Cell and Molecular Biology
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September 9, 2005
The AtSUC5 sucrose transporter specifically expressed in the endosperm is involved in early seed development in Arabidopsis
Sébastien Baud, Sylvie Wuillème, Rémi Lemoine, et al.
Physiologia Plantarum
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April 29, 2018
Sugars en route to the roots. Transport, metabolism and storage within plant roots and towards microorganisms of the rhizosphere
Nils Hennion, Mickael Durand, Cécile Vriet, et al.
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Comptes Rendus Biologies
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April 8, 2010
The phloem pathway: new issues and old debates
Sylvie Dinant, Rémi Lemoine
Plos One
|
October 1, 2019
Sugar transporters in Fabaceae, featuring SUT MST and SWEET families of the model plant Medicago truncatula and the agricultural crop Pisum sativum
Joan Doidy, Ugo Vidal, Rémi Lemoine
Physiologia Plantarum
|
June 6, 2022
Carbon fluxes and environmental interactions during legume development, with a specific focus on Pisum sativum
Amélie Morin, Laurence Maurousset, Cécile Vriet, et al.
Planta
|
November 16, 2017
Carbon source-sink relationship in Arabidopsis thaliana: the role of sucrose transporters
Mickaël Durand, Dany Mainson, Benoît Porcheron, et al.
Plant Physiology
|
January 24, 2016
Water Deficit Enhances C Export to the Roots in Arabidopsis thaliana Plants with Contribution of Sucrose Transporters in Both Shoot and Roots
Mickaël Durand, Benoît Porcheron, Nils Hennion, et al.
Plant Physiology
|
December 14, 2002
The elicitor cryptogein blocks glucose transport in tobacco cells
Stéphane Bourque, Rémi Lemoine, Anabelle Sequeira-Legrand, et al.
Plant & Cell Physiology
|
July 31, 2007
OeMST2 encodes a monosaccharide transporter expressed throughout olive fruit maturation
Carlos Conde, Alice Agasse, Paulo Silva, et al.
Plant & Cell Physiology
|
November 23, 2006
Utilization and transport of mannitol in Olea europaea and implications for salt stress tolerance
Carlos Conde, Paulo Silva, Alice Agasse, et al.
The Plant Journal : for Cell and Molecular Biology
|
September 9, 2005
The AtSUC5 sucrose transporter specifically expressed in the endosperm is involved in early seed development in Arabidopsis
Sébastien Baud, Sylvie Wuillème, Rémi Lemoine, et al.
Physiologia Plantarum
|
April 29, 2018
Sugars en route to the roots. Transport, metabolism and storage within plant roots and towards microorganisms of the rhizosphere
Nils Hennion, Mickael Durand, Cécile Vriet, et al.
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