New approach to study of oxygen transport in plants using chemiluminescent method
THE possibility that roots are aerated by molecular oxygen transported from the shoots continues to attract attention. A number of methods have already been involved in the study of this phenomenon, namely, polarography 1,2 , labelled oxygen 3,4 , enzyme investigations 5,6 , and electron microscopy...
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| description | THE possibility that roots are aerated by molecular oxygen transported from the shoots continues to attract attention. A number of methods have already been involved in the study of this phenomenon, namely, polarography
1,2
, labelled oxygen
3,4
, enzyme investigations
5,6
, and electron microscopy
7–9
. Nevertheless, the physiological role of this factor in the oxygen regime of the plant's roots remains unresolved and the data obtained in different laboratories vary. |
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