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- 0140-7791
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- 1365-3040
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- 10.1111/j.1365-3040.1993.tb00876.x
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Abstract
ABSTRACT Sodium relations of 15 species of Chenopodiaceae were studied in seedlings grown on quartz sand at 10 mol m−3 of sodium and potassium. Uptake of sodium and potassium into whole plants and shoots was followed over 2 weeks. High alkali ion uptake rates were found in all species. The apparent selectivity of alkali ion uptake showed a continuous variation between species, from nearly perfect sodium exclusion to negligible cation selection. K/Na ratios above 6 were found in the shoots of eight species. For most of these plants above ground sodium concentrations were highest in the hypocotyls. However, in Chenopodium hybridum (shoot K/Na = 10) and C. urbicum (shoot K/Na = 17) above ground sodium concentrations were lowest in hypocotyls and highest in leaves, as in those species accumulating larger amounts of sodium. These differences are discussed with respect to the underlying mechanisms of ion regulation.
Journal
Plant Cell & Environment – Wiley
Published: Apr 1, 1993