Relationship between Nitrate Uptake, Flux, and Reduction and the Accumulation of Reduced Nitrogen in Maize (Zea mays L.): I. GENOTYPIC VARIATION 1
AUTOR(ES)
Reed, Andrew J.
RESUMO
The study presented here was an extension of a preceding field project concerned with changes in N metabolism of four maize hybrids during grain development. The objectives were to relate uptake, flux, and reduction of nitrate to accumulation of reduced N in growth-chamber-grown seedlings of the same four hybrids and to compare these results with those obtained in the field study.
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