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Differential responses in pear and quince genotypes induced by Fe deficiency and bicarbonate.

Journal of plant physiology - 15 Jul 2009

Donnini Silvia, Castagna Antonella, Ranieri Annamaria, Zocchi Graziano

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Most of the studies carried out on Fe deficiency condition in arboreous plants have been performed, with the exception of those carried out on plants grown in the field, in hydroponic culture utilizing a total iron depletion growth condition. This can cause great stress to plants. By introducing Fe deficiency induced by the presence of bicarbonate, we found significant differences between Pyrus communis L. cv....

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PMID: 19269060
DOI: 10.1016/j.jplph.2009.01.007

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