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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PLASMOLYTIC»
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METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY
Access to the testing solution may be given in these cases by incisions, since the
cell walls in the interior of the leaf show higher permeability to the plasmolytic
agents. d. High protoplasmic viscosity. This may delay attainment of osmotic ...
2
Water Science Reviews 3: Volume 3: Water Dynamics
[378] It depends on being able to measure accurately the volume of the
protoplast at an external osmotic pressure higher than that of the plasmolytic
point. If several such measurements are made on the same cell at different
osmotic ...
The primary argument against using the plasmolytic technique is concern over
the uptake of NaCl from the plasmolyzing solution. While the reflection coefficient
is obviously greater than zero, deplasmolysis was not observed to occur within
an ...
4
Practical Physiology of Plants
(175) Growth and plasmolytic shrinking. De Vries1 has shown that in many cases
the shrinking produced by plasmolysis is distributed in space in the same way
that growth is distributed. In other words, that region of a plant-member which is ...
Francis Darwin, E. Hamilton Acton, 2011
5
Practical Physiology of plants
(175) Growth and plasmolytic shrinking. De Vries1 has shown that in many cases
the shrinking produced by plasmolysis is distributed in space in the same way
that growth is distributed. In other words, that region of a plant-member which is ...
6
WATER RELATIONS OF PLANTS
Disregard of the fact that plant membranes are often moderately permeable to
solutes used in plasmolytic experiments may lead to various errors. For example,
if cell membranes are somewhat permeable to solutes (0- less than 1), the
osmotic ...
7
Principles of Plant Physiology
A variant of the plasmolytic method just indicated for comparison of osmotic
pressures and determination of isotonic coefficients was also devised by De
Vries. This is the plasmolytic transport method. The cells employed, after weak ...
8
Bulletin of the National Research Council
The plasmolytic method. — Under this caption several methods directly or
indirectly bearing on contractility will be considered. The configuration of
protoplasts after plasmolysis is an indicator of protoplasmic viscosity. The normal
cell, when ...
However, these authors overlook that it is routine in plasmolytic work to check for
any sugar permeability or change in degree of plasmolysis after plasmolytic
equilibrium is reached. A great number of observations on plasmolysis with
sugars ...
Their observations on cation concentration reveal a disparity between turgor
pressure measurements made directly and those made from estimates of the
internal osmotic pressure using the plasmolytic method. In particular, they found
that the ...
Eduardo Zeiger, G. D. Farquhar, I. R. Cowan, 1987
