Titlebook: Solute Transport in Plants; T. J. Flowers,A. R. Yeo Book 1992 Chapman & Hall 1992 Chloroplast.Plasma.Xylem.bacteria.ion transport.membrane

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Ion Uptake by Plant Roots,tined for the shoots must enter the tissues that have evolved for long distance, high speed transport. To do this the ions have to cross a barrier whose functions are to impose selectivity on the constituents of the external solution entering the plant and to prevent the concentrated solution in the transport system from leaking out.

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Plants and Their Solutes,particular substance is in solution in the plant or is complexed in some way that has reduced its solubility. The substance may, for example, be bound to a charged surface or have crystallised, or it may be part of a metalloprotein. It is easy enough, however, to extract from a plant a solution that