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    Ion Transport in Plants: Proceedings of an International Meeting, Liverpool, July 1972
    Ion Transport in Plants: Proceedings of an International Meeting, Liverpool, July 1972
    Ion Transport in Plants: Proceedings of an International Meeting, Liverpool, July 1972
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    Ion Transport in Plants: Proceedings of an International Meeting, Liverpool, July 1972

    By W. P. Anderson

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    Ion Transport in Plants covers knowledge about ion transport in plants. The book discusses ultrastructural localization; formalism and membrane models; and membrane resistance and H+ fluxes. The text also describes ?+ fluxes in cells and organelles; Na+-?+ transport and ionic relations of the halophytes; and Cl- transport in vesicles. The ion transport in roots and the symplasm is also considered. Botanists, biochemists and biologists will find the book invaluable.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAcademic Press
    Release dateSep 17, 2013
    ISBN9781483215990
    Ion Transport in Plants: Proceedings of an International Meeting, Liverpool, July 1972

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