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Effects of high CO2 on growth and metabolism of Arabidopsis seedlings during growth with a constantly limited supply of nitrogen.

Plant & cell physiology - 1 Feb 2014

Takatani Nobuyuki, Ito Takuro, Kiba Takatoshi, Mori Marie, Miyamoto Tetsuro, Maeda Shin-Ichi, Omata Tatsuo

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Elevated CO2 has been reported to stimulate plant growth under nitrogen-sufficient conditions, but the effects of CO2 on growth in a constantly nitrogen-limited state, which is relevant to most natural habitats of plants, remain unclear. Here, we maintained Arabidopsis seedlings under such conditions by growing a mutant with reduced nitrate uptake activity on a medium containing nitrate as the sole nitrogen...

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PMID: 24319077
DOI: 10.1093/pcp/pct186
PMCID: PMC3913441

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