Australian Journal of Biological Sciences · 1970 · 25 citations · 0 references
Stress EffectsEngineeringEnvironmental StressBotanyChemical CompositionSoil SalinityGlycine DifferingPlant StressAbiotic StressBiotic StressAquacultureAnimal PhysiologyOsmotic StressSodium HomeostasisBiologyNatural SciencesPhysiologyMetabolismWater ContentPlant PhysiologyComparative PhysiologyGlycine Species
For two Glycine species (wightiit and tomentella) varying in sensitivity to salt the development of stress over a range of salinities was traced through changes in growth, water content, and chemical composition of tissues of different type and age.