Measuring stress signaling responses of stomata in isolated epidermis of graminaceous species

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@JorgeTwe I think, it depends on how well the abaxial epidermis can be "peeled" For monocots, this might help: Measuring stress signaling responses of stomata in isolated epidermis of graminaceous species. https://t.co/EmYH0amJhE

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@ActuallyMaarten This is the protocol for cereals developed by our lab and Lancaster Uni collaborators: https://t.co/5Oh8uqQWOa

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RT @JoseSci: Ever wondered how to study stomata in grasses? New #plantsci from @BristolBioSci and @LancasterUni shows how: http://t.co/RE8Z…

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RT @BristolBioSci: Make Monday even better by reading all about the study of stomata in grasses! http://t.co/oRIYRdmmQ4

22 Sep 2015

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