Effects of Ca++ on plant sensitivity to high NaCl concentrations
SummaryNaCl reduced growth ofHordeum vulgare much more at low than at high nutrient, due solely to the Ca++-status of the medium.
Plant Responses to Saline Substrates III. Effect of Nutrient Concentration on the Growth and Ion Uptake of Hordeum Vulgare During a Sodium Chloride Stress
Sodium chloride, at a concentration of 50 m-equiv/l. was applied to substrates with total nutrient concentrations of 0 -4, 1·7, and 17 m-equivjl. Treatment effects were studied over a 7 -day period.
A Rapid Method for the Extraction of Radioiodide from Urine
THE extraction of radioiodide from urine is important in radioiodide therapy, since without it the large quantities of highly radioactive urine which accumulate must be stored until the activity decays sufficiently to allow disposal.