Figure 23.1 Structures of active and inactive ABAs

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Figure 23.1 Structures of active and inactive ABAs PP5e-Fig-23-01-0.jpg

Figure 23.2 Simplified diagram of ABA biosynthesis via the terpenoid pathway PP5e-Fig-23-02-0.jpg

Figure 23.3 Precocious germination in the ABA-deficient vivipary 14 mutant of maize PP5e-Fig-23-03-0.jpg

Figure 23.4 Changes in three variables in maize in response to water stress PP5e-Fig-23-04-0.jpg

Figure 23.5 Dynamics of ABA-dependent reporter response to root-sensed water stress PP5e-Fig-23-05-0.jpg

Figure 23.6 Redistribution of ABA in the leaf from alkalinization of xylem sap during water stress PP5e-Fig-23-06-0.jpg

Figure 23.7 A model of ABA interactions with three of its candidate receptor classes PP5e-Fig-23-07-0.jpg

Figure 23.15 Simplified model for ABA signaling in stomatal guard cells PP5e-Fig-23-15-0.jpg