G. Voetberg

Increased endogenous abscisic Acid maintains primary root growth and inhibits shoot growth of maize seedlings at low water potentials.

R. E. Sharp, J. Pritchard, I. N. Saab, 1990, Plant physiology.

Abscisic Acid accumulation is not required for proline accumulation in wilted leaves.

G. Voetberg, C. Stewart, 1987, Plant physiology.

The effects of benzyladenine, cycloheximide, and cordycepin on wilting-induced abscisic Acid and proline accumulations and abscisic Acid- and salt-induced proline accumulation in barley leaves.

G. Voetberg, C. Stewart, P. Rayapati, 1986, Plant physiology.

Relationship between Stress-Induced ABA and Proline Accumulations and ABA-Induced Proline Accumulation in Excised Barley Leaves.

G. Voetberg, C. Stewart, 1985, Plant physiology.

Steady state proline levels in salt-shocked barley leaves.

G. Voetberg, C. Stewart, 1984, Plant physiology.

Growth of the Maize Primary Root at Low Water Potentials : III. Role of Increased Proline Deposition in Osmotic Adjustment.

R. E. Sharp, G. Voetberg, R E Sharp, 1991, Plant physiology.

Confirmation that abscisic acid accumulation is required for maize primary root elongation at low water potentials

R. E. Sharp, I. N. Saab, G. Voetberg, 1994 .