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Carbohydrate status in response to ion regulation of two rice varieties (Oryza Sativa L.) grown in saline medium

G. Rathert Department of Plant Nutrition, Technical University of Berlin, Lentzeallee 55–57, Berlin 33, D‐1000; BPG Ges. für Pflanzenwachstum mbH., P.O.B. 30 15 79, Berlin 30, D‐1000, Federal Republic of Germany
Pages 817-829 | 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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Ellen Zuther, Karin Koehl & Joachim Kopka. 2007. Advances in Molecular Breeding Toward Drought and Salt Tolerant Crops. Advances in Molecular Breeding Toward Drought and Salt Tolerant Crops 285 315 .
K. R. Chandrashekar & S. Sandhyarani. (1994) Differences in chemical composition ofAlysicarpus vaginalis (L.) DC. growing in saline and non-saline habitats. Biologia plantarum 36:1.
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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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Z. ASLAM, W. D. JESCHKE, E. G. BARRETT-LENNARD, T. L. SETTER, E. WATKIN & H. GREENWAY. (1986) Effects of external NaCl on the growth of Atriplex amnicola and the ion relations and carbohydrate status of the leaves. Plant, Cell and Environment 9:7, pages 571-580.
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Z. ASLAM, W. D. JESCHKE, E. G. BARRETT‐LENNARD, T. L. SETTER, E. WATKIN & H. GREENWAY. (2006) Effects of external NaCl on the growth of Atriplex amnicola and the ion relations and carbohydrate status of the leaves . Plant, Cell & Environment 9:7, pages 571-580.
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