Claim · model-written summary
Authors infer that amino acids and salicylic acid could influence root reductant production under iron deficiency.
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t0“sorghum cultivars”
e0“a number of factors are involved in inducing the roots of Fe‐deficiency stressed plants to produce the “reductants”;, and some amino acids and chemicals like salicylic acid could influence the mechanism”
Title
Seshadri Kannan; Saradha Ramani Journal of Plant Nutrition 1984. doi:10.1080/01904168409363228
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Serine treatment turned chlorotic plants green in 12 days.
- Intervention effect Serine treatment reduced medium pH.
- Intervention effect Leaf serine application produced recovery from chlorosis.
- Intervention effect Leaf anthranilic acid application produced recovery from chlorosis.
- Intervention effect Leaf serine application decreased root medium pH.
- Intervention effect Leaf anthranilic acid application decreased root medium pH.
- Intervention effect Root salicylic acid supply caused recovery from chlorosis.
- Intervention effect Phenylalanine seed soaking preceded recovery from chlorosis after four days in iron deficient cv. 168.
- Intervention effect Phenylalanine seed soaking reduced nutrient medium pH to 3.6.