Nitrogen Metabolism of Lemna minor. I. Growth, Nitrogen Sources and Amino Acid Inhibition 1
AUTOR(ES)
Joy, K. W.
RESUMO
Lemna minor grown in sterile culture on a minerals-sucrose medium can utilize as nitrogen source, in order of increasing growth rate: ammonia, nitrate, a mixture of glutamic and aspartic acids plus arginine, or a balanced mixture of amino acids (hydrolyzed casein). Maximum growth is found with nitrate plus hydrolyzed casein.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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