By Walter Schumacher (auth.), Hermann Fischer, R. J. Helder, Walter Schumacher, Johannes Willenbrink (eds.)
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Apart from troubles arising out of the variability and condition of the plant material, the requirements for the analytical and experimental procedure have proved to be so exacting that little progress could be made in this respect in spite of serious attempts made over a period of years. One more aspect of the results of the experiment given in Table 5 should be mentioned. No significant loss of chloride already present in the tissue at the start of the experiment could be demonstrated. This finding could be corroborated by a large number of absorption experiments on the uptake of labelled chloride (ARISZ 1963, 1964) indicating a completely impermeable outer cell membrane, which is necessary condition for efficient active absorption.
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