The pp --> pp pi(o) and pn --> pp pi(-) reactions have been measured at 310
, 320 and 340 MeV using the CELSIUS proton beam and H-1 and H-2 internal cl
uster-jet targets. The pi(o) production at 310 MeV has been fully analyzed
and a significant deviation from isotropy found in the pion angular distrib
utions. This increases at small excitation energies of the final proton pai
r, suggesting that d-wave pion production is important even close to thresh
old. Evidence is also found for some P-wave excitation in the final p-p sys
tem.