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Impact of atmospheric sulfur deposition on sulfur metabolism in plants: H2S as sulfur source for sulfur deprived Brassica oleracea L

Kok, L.J. de; Stuiver, C.E.; Rubinigg, M.; Westerman, S.; Grill, D.

Botanica Acta 110(5): 411-419

1997

ISSN/ISBN: 0932-8629
DOI: 10.1111/j.1438-8677.1997.tb00657.x
Accession: 003167301
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The effect of H2S on the growth of curly kale (B. oleracea Bornick) was investigated in the Netherlands. Kale was insensitive to atmospheric H2S: growth was only adversely affected at >=0.4 micro l/litre. Shoots formed a sink for H2S. The uptake rate showed saturation kinetics with respect to atmospheric concentration. H2S uptake rate was high in comparison with other species, which may reflect the high S need of kale. Net uptake of sulfate by roots of hydroponically grown plants was substantially reduced after 1 week of exposure to 0.25 micro l H2S/litre. Plants were S deficient after 2 weeks of S deprivation.

Impact of atmospheric sulfur deposition on sulfur metabolism in plants: H2S as sulfur source for sulfur deprived Brassica oleracea L

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