Varietal variation in uptake and utilization of potassium (rubidium) in high-salt seedlings of barley [K+-content, Rb+-influx, K+-efflux, K+-use-efficiency ratio, transpiration]
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ArticleLanguage: En Publication details: 1980ISSN: - 0031-9317
- 80-567895
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Seedlings of eleven varieties of barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) showed differences in utilization of K+ from a full nutrient solution containing 3.0 mM K+. The K+ content of both roots and shoots was proportional to the fresh weights and dry weights after a week in the nutrient solution. The K+ use-efficiency ratio, which indicates the efficiency of nutrient utilization (mg dry weight produced per mg K+ absorbed), differed significantly among the varieties. There was no correlation between influx of Rb+ and the content of K+. It is suggested that there are wide varietal differences in such genetically-determined properties as ion influx
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