1966
DOI: 10.1146/annurev.pp.17.060166.000403
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Role of Mineral Elements with Emphasis on the Univalent Cations

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“…As shown in Figure 7, A and B, after 3 d of the imposed stress, the first trifoliolate leaf of K-deficient plants had higher concentrations of sucrose and hexose sugars relative to control plants. Accumulation of soluble sugars is often observed in K-deficient plants (6). The accumulation of hexose sugars in K-deficient leaves was temporally correlated with increased activities of acid invertase relative to control plants (Fig.…”
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“…As shown in Figure 7, A and B, after 3 d of the imposed stress, the first trifoliolate leaf of K-deficient plants had higher concentrations of sucrose and hexose sugars relative to control plants. Accumulation of soluble sugars is often observed in K-deficient plants (6). The accumulation of hexose sugars in K-deficient leaves was temporally correlated with increased activities of acid invertase relative to control plants (Fig.…”
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“…The increase in hexose concentration that is generally observed in K-deficient leaves has been traditionally attributed to decreased in vivo activities of K+-dependent enzymes, such as pyruvate kinase (6). It is also possible that hexose concentrations are elevated because of greater hydrolysis of sucrose in deficient tissues (23).…”
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“…O K é um elemento vital na nutrição inorgânica, pois participa de vários processos bioquímicos e fisiológicos nas plantas, como: ativador de várias enzimas (Evans & Sorger, 1986), status de água da planta e na expansão celular (Mengel & Arneke, 1982), controle estomático (Rascke, 1975), processo fotossintético (Demmig & Gimmler, 1983) e carregamento e transporte de fotoassimilados no floema (Mengel & Haeder, 1977).…”
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“…In this case the role of the useless elements would show itself more than anytime because the limit between the sufficiency and lack of the nutritious elements are so close to each other and the small reduction in their absorption would lead to the lack of these elements and it would cause the reduction in the functioning. Sulphur would increase the resistance of plants in front of environmental stress [2,3] But the amount of it in the plants in the drought stress would decrease very much as its lacking is obvious in the weather organs [10] . With the research that the researcher performed in the condition of humidity stress on Sulphur in Rapeseed (Brassica napus), they reached to this conclusion that the harsh reduction of sulphur in the Rapeseed (Brassica napus)'s organs would reduce the production of chlorophyll and photosynthesis reduction and the producing the dry substance would reduce and also the indicator of the harvesting would be reduce too [4] .…”
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