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At 18 days with 300 mM NaCl, a non-stomatal factor was responsible for the inhibition of photosynthesis in Caragana.
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e1“the decrease in photo- synthesis of Caragana with salt stress was largely depen- dent on stomatal closure”
e2“At 18 days with 300 mM NaCl treatment, a non-stomatal factor was responsible for the inhibition of photosynthesis”
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Hui YanXiaotao HuFusheng Li 2012
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Mechanism The decrease in photosynthesis of Caragana under salt stress largely depended on stomatal closure.
- Intervention effect Under early salt stress the maximum efficiency of PSII was not affected in Caragana.
- Observation Na and K accumulation in Caragana leaves was observed.
- Mechanism Na and K accumulation indicated no competition between their absorption, suggesting a possible unique Na absorption pathway in Caragana.
- Association Free amino acids accumulated slowly in Caragana leaves below a critical salinity level.
- Association Free amino acids accumulated rapidly in Caragana leaves above a critical salinity level.
- Observation Proline was the most abundant individual free amino acid in salt-treated Caragana leaves.