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Influence of extreme K:Na ratios and high substrate salinity on plant metabolism of crops differing in salt tolerance.VII. Relations between carbohydrates and degradative enzymes in salt tolerant and salt sensitive cotton genotypes during initial salinity stress

G. Rathert Department of Plant Nutrition, Technical University of Berlin, Lentzeallee 55–57, Berlin 33, D‐1000, Federal Republic of Germany
Pages 1401-1413 | Published online: 21 Nov 2008

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G. Rathert. (1985) The influence of high salt stress on starch, sucrose and degradative enzymes of two glycine max varieties that differ in salt tolerance. Journal of Plant Nutrition 8:3, pages 199-209.
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G. Rathert. (1983) Carbohydrate status in response to ion regulation of two rice varieties (Oryza Sativa L.) grown in saline medium. Journal of Plant Nutrition 6:10, pages 817-829.
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John Gorham, Andre Läuchli & Eduardo O. Leidi. 2010. Physiology of Cotton. Physiology of Cotton 129 141 .
G. Guerrier & J.S. Patolia. (1989) Comparative Salt-Responses of Excised Cotyledons and Seedlings of Pea to Various Osmotic and Ionic Stresses. Journal of Plant Physiology 135:3, pages 330-336.
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T. S. Gibson. (1988) Carbohydrate metabolism and phosphorus/salinity interactions in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Plant and Soil 111:1, pages 25-35.
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Peter S. Curtis, Hai Lin Zhong, André Läuchli & Robert W. Pearcy. (1988) CARBOHYDRATE AVAILABILITY, RESPIRATION, AND THE GROWTH OF KENAF (HIBISCUS CANNABINUS) UNDER MODERATE SALT STRESS. American Journal of Botany 75:9, pages 1293-1297.
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H. M. RAWSON & RANA MUNNS. (1984) Leaf expansion in sunflower as influenced by salinity and short-term changes in carbon fixation. Plant, Cell and Environment 7:3, pages 207-213.
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H. M. RAWSON & RANA MUNNS. (2006) Leaf expansion in sunflower as influenced by salinity and short‐term changes in carbon fixation. Plant, Cell & Environment 7:3, pages 207-213.
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G. Rathert. (1983) Effects of high salinity stress on mineral and carbohydrate metabolism of two cotton varieties. Plant and Soil 73:2, pages 247-256.
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