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Metabolic energy cost for plant cells exposed to salinity

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D. William Rains, University of California

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California Agriculture 38(10):22-22.

Published October 01, 1984

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Not available – first paragraph follows: A biological system under stress probably uses more energy than the same system in the absence of stress. When a plant is exposed to high levels of salt, extra metabolic energy is likely to be consumed in processes related to osmotic adjustment within the cells. Without this adjustment, the plant would lose water to the surrounding saline environment, dehydrate, and die.

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Metabolic energy cost for plant cells exposed to salinity

D. William Rains
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Metabolic energy cost for plant cells exposed to salinity

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Authors

D. William Rains, University of California

Publication Information

California Agriculture 38(10):22-22.

Published October 01, 1984

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Not available – first paragraph follows: A biological system under stress probably uses more energy than the same system in the absence of stress. When a plant is exposed to high levels of salt, extra metabolic energy is likely to be consumed in processes related to osmotic adjustment within the cells. Without this adjustment, the plant would lose water to the surrounding saline environment, dehydrate, and die.

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