Claim · model-written summary
With present knowledge, tracer data alone cannot uniquely characterise the transport parameters.
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t0“Morning Glory Vines”
e5“it is not possible to characterize these parameters uniquely”
Title
A Reanalysis of the Kinetics of 14C Photosynthate Translocation in Morning Glory Vines
S. M. ROSS; M. T. TYREE Annals of Botany 1980. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.aob.a085970
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- Method / resource A Horwitz reversible-loss model fits the known morning glory tracer data reasonably well.
- Method / resource Several combinations of sap velocity, reservoir ratio and permeability give equally good fits to the observed tracer profiles.
- Observation A peak of 14C radioactivity travels down the stem, growing shorter and broader with time and distance.