THE OSMOTIC CELL, SOLUTE DIFFUSIBILITY, AND THE PLANT WATER ECONOMY
THE OSMOTIC CELL, SOLUTE DIFFUSIBILITY, AND THE PLANT WATER ECONOMY
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DOI:
10.1104/pp.33.4.264
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发表时间:
1958-01-01
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影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
PHILIP, JR
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作者:
PHILIP, JR
It will be noted that the relationships used here fail for the plasmolyzed cell, and that the analysis is re-stricted to cells in the normal unplasmolyzed condition. The preceeding treatment may beapplied to more general problems in the dynamics of the classical cell osmometer. No now principles are involved in such generalizations." OSMOSIS" IN THE PRESENCE OF A DIFFUSIBLE SOL-uTE: The propriety of the term" osmosis" is open to question if the solute is diffusible. Strictly, the process is one of dialysis. Just as in the ideal osmometer, a diffusion pressure (14, 1) difference is set up across the membrane. In the ideal case, net movement of solvent across the membrane may be prevented by applying a constant hydrostatic pressure difference. In the present case, however," osmotic" equilibrium would require that the applied pressure difference vary in accord with changes in concentration produced by diffusionof the solute.