1942
DOI: 10.1126/science.96.2503.565
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A Rapid Method for the Determination of Nitrogen in Plant Tissue

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“…Les teneurs des macroéléments (N, P, K, Ca, Mg) et oligoéléments (Fe, Cu, Zn, Mn) sont déterminées par des méthodes classiques [12]. L'azote est minéralisé dans l'acide sulfurique H 2 SO 4 en présence d'H 2 O 2 selon la méthode de Lindner [5]. Les autres éléments sont minéralisés par calcination de 2 g de matière sèche à 550 °C selon la méthode de Bonvalet [2].…”
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“…Les teneurs des macroéléments (N, P, K, Ca, Mg) et oligoéléments (Fe, Cu, Zn, Mn) sont déterminées par des méthodes classiques [12]. L'azote est minéralisé dans l'acide sulfurique H 2 SO 4 en présence d'H 2 O 2 selon la méthode de Lindner [5]. Les autres éléments sont minéralisés par calcination de 2 g de matière sèche à 550 °C selon la méthode de Bonvalet [2].…”
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“…Material for nitrogen and ash determinations was rapidly dried in a forced draft oven according to the method of LooMIs and SHULL (24). Dried tissue ground to 60 mesh was used for determination of total nitrogen including nitrates by the micro-Kjeldahl method of KOCH and MCMEEKIN (18) which has been found appropriate for plant tissue (8,20,42 and relatively stiff. The acute angle of insertion of the petiole w^ith the stem and the upward bending of the lamina to form a V-shaped position with the midrid were very characteristic ( fig.…”
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“…NH determined by the Nessler method, as described by Linder & Harley (1942). Reducing and total sugars were analyzed by the Somogy method (Cronin & Smith, 1979), in 95% (v/v) ethanol extracts.…”
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