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The Respiratory Chain Involved in Oxidative Phosphorylation on Higher Plants in Relation to Carbon Dioxide-Bicarbonate Inhibition
Increased concentrations of CO2 with the accompanying high bicarbonate level in the culture medium have been reported to have a depressing effect in certain plant species on growth (34), respiration (23, 33), oxidative phosphorylation (9), mineral nutrient absorption (17), certain enzymatic reaction
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