1993Plant and Cell PhysiologyRequires access

Utilization of Stored Nitrate during the Anaerobic Germination of Rice Seeds

Remo Reggiani, Monica Mattana, Nicoletta Aurisano, Alcide Bertani

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The presence of nitrate in the seed and its utilization during anaerobic germination of rice (Oryza sativa L.) were studied. The results indicate that nitrate was reduced and assimilated by the coleoptile for 11 days during anaerobic growth after germination. The importance of the anoxic utilization of nitrate is discussed.

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The presence of nitrate in the seed and its utilization during anaerobic germination of rice (Oryza sativa L.) were studied. The results indicate that nitrate was reduced and assimilated by the coleoptile for 11 days during anaerobic growth after germination. The importance of the anoxic utilization of nitrate is discussed.

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The presence of nitrate in the seed and its utilization during anaerobic germination of rice (Oryza sativa L.) were studied. The results indicate that nitrate was reduced and assimilated by the coleoptile for 11 days during anaerobic growth after germination. The importance of the anoxic utilization of nitrate is discussed.

Key concepts: Coleoptile, Germination, Oryza sativa, Nitrate, Anaerobic exercise, Anoxic waters, Agronomy, Biology

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