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IN a review of juvenility phenomena, Allsopp1 recently emphasized the close apparent connexion between nutrition and the development of juvenile leaf-forms. In this Department the factors affecting regeneration of plants from roots are the subject of a general study2, in the course of which juvenile characters have been observed on young root suckers produced by several species. These will be described in detail elsewhere, but it may be of interest to refer to a special case which has occurred.
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HUDSON, J., WILLIAMS, I. Juvenility Phenomena associated with Crown Gall. Nature 175, 814 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1038/175814a0
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