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The effect of mannitol on the oxygen consumption in plant tissues

Vplyv manitolu na spotrebu kyslika v rastlinn#x00FD;ch pletivách.

ДеоствИе манИтоЛа нацотребЛенИе кИс ЛороДа растИтеЛвнЫ мИ тканямИ

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Biologia Plantarum

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It has been established that mannitol infiltrated in a vacuum into plant tissues increased the oxygen uptake. No lag phase appearing subsequently to its infiltration by the transpiration stream (Trip, Nelson, Keotkov 1963) was observed. Our results may support the opinion that the mentioned lag phase is caused by the slow penetration of mannitol into the plant cells.

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Bolo zistené, źe manitol vakuove infiltrovaný do rastlinnýcb pletiv zvyŝoval spotrebu kyslika. Pritom sme nepozorovali lag fázu, ktorá sa objavuje po jeho infiltrácii transpiracnym prúdom (Tkip, Nelson, Krotkov 1963). Naśe výsledky by mohli podporovaÜ názor, ze uvedená lag fáza je spósobená pomalou penetráciou manitolu do buniek rastlm.

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Установлено, что ман итол инфильованныив аевастительнЫетка ни,повЫшал потреблен иекислорода. Не была обнаружена лаг-фаза, появляюшаяся при его инфильтрапии с п отоком транспирапи и(Трип,НЕльсОн, КротК ов 1963). РезультатЫ поддерживают мнение ,что лаг-фаа возника етпримелленном про никании манитола в клетки растенио.

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Fkanková, T., Kolek, J. The effect of mannitol on the oxygen consumption in plant tissues. Biol Plant 9, 81–85 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02929723

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