1935
DOI: 10.1104/pp.10.3.411
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Accumulation of Boron by Reciprocally Grafted Plants

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“…The influence of rootstock on the mineral composition of leaves in the scion is well known in citrus plants (Eaton and Blair 1935). In the present study, plants grafted on trifoliate orange had a higher B concentration than plants grafted on citrange (Table 2).…”
Section: Boron Concentration Distribution and Utilizationsupporting
confidence: 45%
“…The influence of rootstock on the mineral composition of leaves in the scion is well known in citrus plants (Eaton and Blair 1935). In the present study, plants grafted on trifoliate orange had a higher B concentration than plants grafted on citrange (Table 2).…”
Section: Boron Concentration Distribution and Utilizationsupporting
confidence: 45%
“…The wide ranige of variations observed, and the problems and opportninities which this variation presents, have been treated by several anithors (4,5,11,14). A better understanding of the morphological characteristics and physiological processes which affect (lifferential ion accuimuilation among plant genotypes wouild be uisefuil in breeding for desired levels of various elements and in stuidies of the physiological and biochemical bases of mineral accutmuilation in plants.Several workers have fouind that roots are the site of physiological processes leading to differential accuimuilation of minerals in the above-groind parts of plants (1,2,6,8,9,10). Grafting experiments with several plant species have shown that accumulation of variouis elements in the scion was related to the rootstock to which it had been grafted…”
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“…Several workers have fouind that roots are the site of physiological processes leading to differential accuimuilation of minerals in the above-groind parts of plants (1,2,6,8,9,10). Grafting experiments with several plant species have shown that accumulation of variouis elements in the scion was related to the rootstock to which it had been grafted…”
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“…Existem inúmeros trabalhos na literatura demonstrando a influência do porta-enxerto na concentração de B nas folhas das plantas cítricas (PAPADAKIS, et al 2004;TAYLOR;DIMSEY, 1993;MOURÃO FILHO, 1989;WUTSCHER, 1989;LIMA et al 1980;COOPER et al 1952;EATON;BLAIR, 1935; Sugerindo que a primária e talvez única função do B é como componente estrutural da parede celular dos tecidos de crescimento. E todos os outros efeitos metabólicos da deficiência de B ocorram como conseqüência da inibição do crescimento da planta, ou seja, é causada pelo chamado "efeito cascata".…”
Section: -O B é Pouco Redistribuído Nas Laranjeiras E O Estado Nutricunclassified