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Estudos sobre a nutrição mineral do sorgo granífero: VII absorção de sulfato marcado por raizes destacadas

Studies on the mineral nutrition of grain sorghum: VII sulfate uptake by excised roots

Resumos

Um estudo da absorção de sulfato por raizes destacadas de sorgo granífero mostrou: mecanismo (ou sítios) múltiplo para absorção; o tamanho do espaço livre aparente; a influência da temperatura, pH; a dependência da atividade metabólica.


Some aspects of SO4² absorption by excised roots of "Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench" namely, inibition effects of NaF, KCN, 2,4- DNP and factors such as aeration, solution pH and temperature on the rate of absorption were studied. The excised roots showed multiphasic mecanism of SO4²- absorption. The relative absorption rates, presented by three varieties, were in decreasing order: Tey-101, Contibrasil-101 and Dekalb-E-57. Inhibition effects on the absorption of SO4²- by excised roots were shown in the case of the three ihibitors studied hereof-. Aeration and solution temperature are important factors on SO4²- absorption. At the external solutio n concentration of Na,2SO(4)10-³M the best fitted equation to the experimental values was shown to be: umoles/g dry matter = 1,639- 1,585 exp. (-0,006618t)


Estudos sobre a nutrição mineral do sorgo granífero. VII absorção de sulfato marcado por raizes destacadas(* * Com ajuda do BNDE (FUNTEC 293), FAPESP, CNEN, CAPES & CNPq )

Studies on the mineral nutrition of grain sorghum, VII sulfate uptake by excised roots

E. MalavoltaI; C.O. PonchioI, F.A. Monteiro, G.M.A. SilvaI; J.C. ChitolinaI; F.D. NogueiraI; P.A. JahaI; R.M. Del GiudiceI; V.L..G AssisI; A.C.P. AguirreI; A.A. CaetanoI; L.L.C. GarciaI; E. MatsuiI; E.C.S. DantasI; L.C. CastanheiraI; E. SantosI; A.N. GonçalvesI; B.F. FaganelloI; M. MoraesI; S.M. CiceroII

IDepartamento de Química e CENA, ESALQ, Piracicaba

IIEstudantes pós graduados de Solos & Nutrição de Plantas

RESUMO

Um estudo da absorção de sulfato por raizes destacadas de sorgo granífero mostrou: mecanismo (ou sítios) múltiplo para absorção; o tamanho do espaço livre aparente; a influência da temperatura, pH; a dependência da atividade metabólica.

SUMMARY

Some aspects of SO42 absorption by excised roots of "Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench" namely, inibition effects of NaF, KCN, 2,4- DNP and factors such as aeration, solution pH and temperature on the rate of absorption were studied.

The excised roots showed multiphasic mecanism of SO42- absorption. The relative absorption rates, presented by three varieties, were in decreasing order: Tey-101, Contibrasil-101 and Dekalb-E-57. Inhibition effects on the absorption of SO42- by excised roots were shown in the case of the three ihibitors studied hereof-. Aeration and solution temperature are important factors on SO42- absorption.

At the external solutio n concentration of Na,2SO410-3M the best fitted equation to the experimental values was shown to be:

umoles/g dry matter = 1,639- 1,585 exp. (-0,006618t)

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    Com ajuda do BNDE (FUNTEC 293), FAPESP, CNEN, CAPES & CNPq
  • Datas de Publicação

    • Publicação nesta coleção
      17 Maio 2012
    • Data do Fascículo
      1977
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