Cellular Communication in Plants, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1993

Reversible inhibition of tomato fruit ripening by antisense ACC synthase RNA, the role of salicylic acid as a plant signal molecule, and blue-light regulated gene expression are among the topics discussed in 19 papers from a symposium in Madison, WI, June 1992. About 40 abstracts of talks and poster

Auxin Binding Proteins and Their Possible Role in Cell Development (A.M. Jones). The Role of Salicylic Acid as a Plant Signal Molecule (P. Silverman et al.). BlueLight Regulated Gene Expression (L.S. Kaufman et al.). Role of the Maize Viviparous1 Gene in Regulation of Seed Maturation (D.R. McCarty). Lovastatin Induces Cytokinin Dependence in Tobacco Cultures (D.N. Crowell, M.S. Salaz). Molecular Genetic Approaches to Elucidating the Role of Hormones in Plant Development (H. Klee, C. Romano). Reversible Inhibition of Tomato Fruit Ripening by Antisense ACC Synthase RNA (A. Theologis et al.). Genetic Reception of Signal Transduction Pathways that Regulate cab Gene Expression (J. Chory et al.). The Role of KN1 in Plant Development (S. Hake). Elicitation of Organized Pigmentation Patterns by a Chalcone Synthase Transgene (R.A. Jorgenson). Cell Communication and the Coordination of Differentiation (J.A. Verbeke). 8 additional articles. Index.