The Uptake of Iron by Bean Plants as Influenced by Age, and Calcium and Bicarbonate Ions in Solution Cultures

Chlorosis of the foliage of higher plants has constituted a severe fertility problem in many areas of the world. It has been reported in no less than 30 countries. It has manifested itself in the western states and has usually been associated with a high CaCO3 content in the soil. The problem con...

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Main Author:	Marcour, Michael
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Published:	DigitalCommons@USU 1952
Subjects:	Life Sciences Other Plant Sciences Plant Sciences
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spelling	ndltd-UTAHS-oai-digitalcommons.usu.edu-etd-28602019-10-13T05:52:28Z The Uptake of Iron by Bean Plants as Influenced by Age, and Calcium and Bicarbonate Ions in Solution Cultures Marcour, Michael Chlorosis of the foliage of higher plants has constituted a severe fertility problem in many areas of the world. It has been reported in no less than 30 countries. It has manifested itself in the western states and has usually been associated with a high CaCO3 content in the soil. The problem considered here will be limited to the effects of age, and of calcium and bicarbonate ions on the uptake of iron by plants, and on chlorophyll formation. It is the hope of the author to determine which of the ions in the soil are conducive to "lime-induced chlorosis." Great Northern beans were selected as experimental material in view of their susceptiblity to typical "lime-induced chlorosis." These beans were grown in solution. 1952-05-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/etd/1861 https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2860&context=etd All Graduate Theses and Dissertations DigitalCommons@USU Life Sciences Other Plant Sciences Plant Sciences
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description	Chlorosis of the foliage of higher plants has constituted a severe fertility problem in many areas of the world. It has been reported in no less than 30 countries. It has manifested itself in the western states and has usually been associated with a high CaCO3 content in the soil. The problem considered here will be limited to the effects of age, and of calcium and bicarbonate ions on the uptake of iron by plants, and on chlorophyll formation. It is the hope of the author to determine which of the ions in the soil are conducive to "lime-induced chlorosis." Great Northern beans were selected as experimental material in view of their susceptiblity to typical "lime-induced chlorosis." These beans were grown in solution.
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title	The Uptake of Iron by Bean Plants as Influenced by Age, and Calcium and Bicarbonate Ions in Solution Cultures
title_short	The Uptake of Iron by Bean Plants as Influenced by Age, and Calcium and Bicarbonate Ions in Solution Cultures
title_full	The Uptake of Iron by Bean Plants as Influenced by Age, and Calcium and Bicarbonate Ions in Solution Cultures
title_fullStr	The Uptake of Iron by Bean Plants as Influenced by Age, and Calcium and Bicarbonate Ions in Solution Cultures
title_full_unstemmed	The Uptake of Iron by Bean Plants as Influenced by Age, and Calcium and Bicarbonate Ions in Solution Cultures
title_sort	uptake of iron by bean plants as influenced by age, and calcium and bicarbonate ions in solution cultures
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The Uptake of Iron by Bean Plants as Influenced by Age, and Calcium and Bicarbonate Ions in Solution Cultures

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