THE SELECTIVE UPTAKE OF ALKALI CATIONS BY RED BEET ROOT TISSUE

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[11] LUNDEGARDH H, 1954, SYM SOC EXP BIOL, V8, P262

[12] EXCHANGE REACTIONS IN THE ENTRY OF CATIONS INTO PLANT TISSUES [J]. NATURE, 1955, 175 (4448) : 204 - 205

[13] EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF SEPARATE MECHANISMS REGULATING POTASSIUM AND SODIUM DISTRIBUTION IN ULVA-LACTUCA [J]. JOURNAL OF GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY, 1954, 37 (05) : 601 - 620

[14] The absorption and accumulation of salts by living plant cells [J]. ANNALS OF BOTANY, 1939, 3 (10) : 427 - 453

[15] THE SALT RELATIONS OF PLANT TISSUES .3. FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE ABSORPTION OF MANGANESE CHLORIDE BY STORAGE TISSUE [J]. ANNALS OF BOTANY, 1946, 10 (39) : 203 - 222

[16] SUTCLIFFE JF, 1954, SYM SOC EXP BIOL, V8, P325

[17] THE EXCHANGEABILITY OF POTASSIUM AND BROMIDE IONS IN CELLS OF RED BEETROOT TISSUE [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY, 1954, 5 (15) : 313 - 326

[18] THE INFLUENCE OF INTERNAL ION CONCENTRATION ON POTASSIUM ACCUMULATION AND SALT RESPIRATION OF RED BEET ROOT TISSUE [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY, 1952, 3 (07) : 59 - 76