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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-59427-4eir various functions. Vacuoles, the largest membrane-bounded organelles in plant cells, in fact constitute the bulk of the eucaryotic biomass on earth, and accumulate biochemicals of economical importance. At a cellular level, their most general function is probably homeostasis. They play basic rol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3439-7igher plants. Some of their properties have been elucidated recently and concerning the interactions between the cytoplasm and the vacuolar internal space are gradually emerging (Matile and Wiemken, 1976; Wagner, 1982; Boudet ., 1984). As the compartmentation of solutes between the cytoplasm and vac

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Justice Ideology and Social Legitimationrty .. 1980; Boudet .. 1984). The mechanisms involved in the storage functions of vacuoles are not well known. However, the presence of ATPases on the tonoplast of a number of plant species has been demonstrated (d’Auzac 1977; Lin .. 1977 ; Leigh and Walker 1980; Cretin 1982; Aoki and Nishida 1984).

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