Abstract
The seedlings of banana cultivar 'Brazil' cultured in nutrient solution were used as materials to study the effects of salt stress on the content of K+, Na+ in the root, pseudostem and leaf of banana. The results showed that compared with CK, the K+ content decreased while Na+ content increased in banana seedlings, K+/Na+ declined significantly.
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Claim · model-written summary
Salt stress reduced K+ content in banana seedlings relative to CK.
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e0“compared with CK, the K+ content decreased while Na+ content increased in banana seedlings, K+/Na+ declined significantly”
e1“banana cultivar 'Brazil'”
t0“Effects of NaCl Stress on K~+, Na~+ Contents and Distribution in Banana Seedlings”
Claim · model-written summary
Salt stress increased Na+ content in banana seedlings relative to CK.
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e0“compared with CK, the K+ content decreased while Na+ content increased in banana seedlings, K+/Na+ declined significantly”
t0“Effects of NaCl Stress on K~+, Na~+ Contents and Distribution in Banana Seedlings”
Claim · model-written summary
Salt stress significantly decreased the banana seedling K+/Na+ ratio relative to CK.
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e0“compared with CK, the K+ content decreased while Na+ content increased in banana seedlings, K+/Na+ declined significantly”
t0“Effects of NaCl Stress on K~+, Na~+ Contents and Distribution in Banana Seedlings”
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