Claim · model-written summary
K. delagoensis had greater nocturnal acid accumulation than K. laxiflora.
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e0“Higher ATP‐ and PPi‐dependent vacuolar proton transport rates and greater nocturnal acid accumulation were observed in K. delagoensis compared with K. laxiflora.”
Title
Smith, JAC; Pereira, PN; Mercier, H Oxford University Research Archive (ORA) (University of Oxford)
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Both species had the highest nocturnal organic acid accumulation on 2.5 mM nitrate.
- Intervention effect Both species had the highest ATP and PPi dependent vacuolar proton transport rates on 2.5 mM nitrate.
- Intervention effect Both species had the lowest nocturnal organic acid accumulation on 5.0 mM ammonium.
- Intervention effect Both species had the lowest vacuolar proton transport rates on 5.0 mM ammonium.
- Observation Malate was the principal nocturnally accumulated organic acid in both species.
- Observation Fumarate was the second most accumulated organic acid in K. laxiflora.
- Observation Citrate was the second most accumulated organic acid in K. delagoensis.
- Observation K. delagoensis had higher ATP and PPi dependent vacuolar proton transport rates than K. laxiflora.