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Leaf-disc acid phosphatase activity differed among species and phosphorus treatments.
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e0“In leaf discs, APA was different among species and P‐treatments, but higher in cowpea leaves”
Title
Acid phosphatase as a diagnostic tool
Jocelyne Ascencio Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 1994. doi:10.1080/00103629409369135
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- Intervention effect NaCl in the intact-root extraction solution was detrimental to cotton.
- Intervention effect NaCl in the intact-root extraction solution was not detrimental to pigeonpea.
- Intervention effect NaCl in the intact-root extraction solution was not detrimental to cowpea.
- Intervention effect NaCl in the intact-root extraction solution was detrimental to bean to a lesser extent.
- Association Root fresh weight based acid phosphatase activity decreased with plant age.
- Observation Intact roots of 21-day-old pigeonpea at 0 and 0.01 mM P had higher acid phosphatase activity.
- Observation Cowpea leaves had higher acid phosphatase activity.
- Association The study found no clear relationship between acid phosphatase activity and phosphorus deficiency.
- Observation Leaf area production decreased under phosphorus stress.
- Observation Root to total dry weight ratios increased under phosphorus stress.
- Observation Shoot to root ratios decreased under phosphorus stress.
- Mechanism Timing of the phosphorus stress threshold appears crucial for inducing acid phosphatase activity across species.