… the phloem. … phloem transport network in fully mature (source) leaves with three very different
vascular topologies — needle-like leaves with a single vein (eg, Abies and Pinus), leaves …

… 2 by examining the anatomy of the two main plant vascular systems in the leaf, the xylem
and phloem, and the topological characteristics of the network they form. Then, in Sec. 3 we …

… phloem-mediated transport of macromolecules as components of an integrated long-distance
signaling network. … symplasm of the leaf; (3) response signal enters the phloem for delivery …

… Enlarged view of sub-clusters of metabolic correlation networks. (A) … phloem networks, here
given for plant 1 leaf 1. Distinct sub-clusters are found in phloem obtained from plant 3 leaf 2 (…

… network or the other. A valve of some sort prevents backflow. To understand how unidirectionality
of phloem transport is imposed on leaves … and mediate phloem loading and unloading. …

… a detailed leaf model that features both the xylem and phloem networks. The xylem network
… Our additional phloem network parallels the xylem network and is intimately coupled to the …

… now defining molecular networks that are involved in many different aspects of leaf development.
… Expression of the regulatory miRNA occurs in the abaxial leaf and abaxial phloem, in a …

… the leaf by bulk liquid flow through the phloem vasculature. … the network architecture thus
remain poorly understood [4]. … Phloem tubes form a microfluidic network linking distal parts …

… phloem which is proportional to the plant length, the resistances in the collection and release
phloem are inversely proportional to the source (eg leaf … law for phloem dimensions was …

… the networks regulating sugar transport and signalling and highlights the emerging questions
on networks operating through the phloem… faba and Hordeum vulgare by leaf cutting [152]. …