Calcium-transport in Wurzeln von Mais- und Bohnenkeimpflanzen
@article{Marschner1974CalciumtransportIW, title={Calcium-transport in Wurzeln von Mais- und Bohnenkeimpflanzen}, author={Horst Marschner and Ch. R. Richter}, journal={Plant and Soil}, year={1974}, volume={40}, pages={193-210} }
SummaryCalcium transport in roots of maize and bean plants.In order to study Ca-transport in roots of intact plants, nutrient solution labelled with Ca45 was supplied to a 3 cm long root zone of 9 days old maize (Zea mays L, Velox) and bean plants (Phaseolus vulgaris L., Saxa). The remainder of the root system (length of the seminal root 25–30 cm) grew in nutrient solution without Ca45. After 1–7 days the distribution of Ca45 was determined in the different root zones and in the shoot.
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