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Title: Effect of NaCl on nitrate assimilation in barley
Authors: Luque-Escalona, Angel 
Cabrera, Sergio
Carmona, Carmen
UNESCO Clasification: 241705 Biología marina
Issue Date: 1981
Journal: Plant Physiology 
Abstract: Nitrate assimilation is related with nitrate reduction in leaves, stechiometric malate synthesis, malate transport to the roots as K-malate, decarboxilation and exchange of H003 by N03. Barley seedlings (5 days old) were cultivated during 5 days in nutrient solutions with 0,30, 60, 90, 120 and 150 me · l- 1 of NaCl. Cl-, N03, Na+, ~ and malate were analyzed in leaves at the end of experiment. Nitrate and nitrite reductase activity were tested during experiment. The activity of nitrate -and nitrite- reductase had not variations with the different NaCl treatments . The malate content in leaves decreased from 290 . 1 , without NaCl to 26. 6 ~eq.·g- 1 (d.w.)with 150 me·l- 1 of Na Cl in nutrient solution. Inleaves K+ is changed by Na+ and N03 was changed by Cl-. Decrease of malate can explain the effect of NaCl decreasing total, organic and inorganic nitrogen in the plant. It could be produced by Na:K or/and N03 : Cl .. relations.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/12684
ISSN: 0032-0889
Source: Plant Physiology [ISSN 0032-0889], v. 67, (Supplement 4), p. 245
Rights: by-nc-nd
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