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Discharge of surplus phloem water may be required for normal grape ripening

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Highlight Developmental changes in xylem flow at the onset of grape ripening may be associated with a surplus of phloem-derived water. Discharge via fruit transpiration and xylem backflow facilitates normal… Click to show full abstract

Highlight Developmental changes in xylem flow at the onset of grape ripening may be associated with a surplus of phloem-derived water. Discharge via fruit transpiration and xylem backflow facilitates normal ripening.

Keywords: surplus phloem; discharge; grape ripening; water

Journal Title: Journal of Experimental Botany
Year Published: 2017

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