Abstract
Both the wild-type and the mutant bubble of Ulva mutabilis showed anodal orientation of rhizoid outgrowth in applied electric fields, but the detailed orientation pattern was markedly different. It is concluded that the available data on outgrowth orientation of plant cells in applied electric fields do not weaken the theory of self-electrophoresis as a factor in cell development.
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