ArticlePhysiologia plantarum
Action Potentials and Slow Wave Potentials Exhibit Distinct Phloem Propagation Velocities in Vicia faba.
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- Action Potentials and Slow Wave Potentials Exhibit Distinct Phloem Propagation Velocities in Vicia faba.Physiologia plantarumArticle
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Plant vascular bundles are the main pathways for the propagation of electrical signals such as action potentials (APs) and slow-wave potentials (SWPs), also known as variation potentials (VPs). Despite substantial descriptive evidence on the propagation of electrical signals, their underlying mechanisms remain elusive. Using aphids as bioelectrodes and the herbaceous Vicia faba as a biological model, we studied how physical stimuli such as cutting and burning induce propagating signals within the plants in the form of APs or VPs. Cut-induced APs were characterized by fast propagation (≈2.6 cm s
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