Mechanics of reproductive differentiation in the land plants: a paradigm shift? von Lintilhac, Philip M

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Stochasticity and the limits of molecular signaling in plant development von Lintilhac, Philip M.

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Loss of Stability: A New Look at the Physics of Cell Wall Behavior during Plant Cell Growth von Wei, Chunfang, Lintilhac, Philip M

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The problem of morphogenesis: unscripted biophysical control systems in plants von Lintilhac, Philip M.

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Loss of stability—a new model for stress relaxation in plant cell walls von Wei, Chunfang, Lintilhac, Philip M.

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Microbead Encapsulation of Living Plant Protoplasts: A New Tool for the Handling of Single Plant Cells von Grasso, Matthew S, Lintilhac, Philip M

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Loss of stability, pH, and the anisotropic extensibility of Chara cell walls von Wei, C, Lintilhac, L.S, Lintilhac, P.M

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Ball Tonometry: A Rapid, Nondestructive Method for Measuring Cell Turgor Pressure in Thin-Walled Plant Cells von Lintilhac, Philip M, Wei, Chunfang, Tanguay, Jason J, Outwater, John O

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Mechanical Signals in Plant Development: A New Method for Single Cell Studies von Lynch, Timothy M., Lintilhac, Philip M.

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An Insight into Cell Elasticity and Load-Bearing Ability. Measurement and Theory von Chunfang Wei, Lintilhac, Philip M., Jason J. Tanguay

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Toward a Theory of Cellularity: Speculations on the Nature of the Living Cell von Lintilhac, Philip M.

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Response to Schopfer Letter von Wei, Chunfang, Lintilhac, Philip M.

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Microbead encapsulation of living plant protoplasts: A new tool for the handling of single plant cells1 von Grasso, Matthew S., Lintilhac, Philip M.

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Is the Loss of Stability Theory a Realistic Concept for Stress Relaxation-Mediated Cell Wall Expansion during Plant Growth?/Response to Schopfer Letter von Schopfer, Peter, Wei, Chunfang, Lintilhac, Philip M

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Root elongation against a constant force: experiment with a computerized feedback-controlled device von Kuzeja, Paul S., Lintilhac, Philip M., Wei, Chunfang

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Stress-induced alignment of division plane in plant tissues grown in vitro von Lintilhac, P.M, Vesecky, T.B

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Toward a theory of cellularity—Speculations on the nature of the living cell von Lintilhac, Philip M

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The problem of morphogenesis: unscripted biophysical control systems in plants von Lintilhac, Philip M

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Mechanotransduction molecules in the plant gravisensory response: Amyloplast/statolith membranes contain a ?1 integrin-like protein von Lynch, Timothy M., Lintilhac, Philip M., Domozych, David

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The role of mechanical stress in the control of plant growth and development von Lintilhac, Philip M.

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