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,wards roots and of roots moving towards ions. The overall process is commonly aided by fungal associations that increase the effective radius of the roots. Ions must then be taken up by the root and transported radially inwards by one or more of a number of available pathways Finally, those ions des

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Transport from Root to Shoot,rom the root to the leaves, however, the flow of water and solutes is closely coupled. The xylem has evolved to transport the large volumes of water needed to replace transpirational losses and presents a system of large capacity and speed which provides a ‘free ride’ for anything that will dissolve

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Transport in the Phloem,the reverse direction occurs in a specialised tissue known as . (from the Latin word for bark): together xylem and phloem make up the vascular tissue of the plant. The phloem is the means by which the products of photosynthesis are transported to non-photosynthetic parts of the plant, such as the ro

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sive complementarities. These can be positive or negative between all things, inter-causal between endogenous relations among the variables representing complementarities. Such a reflection explains the functional power of Tawhidi unity of knowledge in all things by virtue of the embedding of moral

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