SELECTIVITY AND KINETICS OF ION UPTAKE BY BARLEY PLANTS FOLLOWING NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY
SELECTIVITY AND KINETICS OF ION UPTAKE BY BARLEY PLANTS FOLLOWING NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY
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DOI:
10.1093/oxfordjournals.aob.a086383
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
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影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
LEE, RB
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作者:
LEE, RB
Barley plants grown without an external supply of P, S, Cl or N subsequently absorbed these nutrients, as phosphate, dulfate, Cl- and nitrate, more rapidly than did nutrient-sufficient control plants under similar conditions. With P, S and Cl, increased absorption was restricted to the nutrient which had been deficient, or to close chemical analogs of it; the uptake of other anions was unaffected or decreased. The selectivity of enhanced nitrate uptake by N-deficient plants was not examined. The differences in the rates of phosphate, sulfate and Cl absorption by plants of differing nutrient status were due principally to changes in the maximum transport capacity for these anions per unit weight of root, although in plants grown without external Cl- there was some evidence that the roots also developed an increased affinity for that ion.