Extra- and Intracellular pH and Membrane Potential Changes Induced by K, Cl, H(2)PO(4), and NO(3) Uptake and Fusicoccin in Root Hairs of Limnobium stoloniferum
Short-term ion uptake into roots of Limnobium stoloniferum was followed extracellularly with ion selective macroelectrodes. Cytosolic or vacuolar pH, together with the electrical membrane potential, was recorded with microelectrodes both located in the same young root hair. At the onset of chloride,...
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