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Chlorophyll Fluorescence as a Nonintrusive Indicator for Rapid Assessment of In Vivo Photosynthesis 1990; Demmig-Adams 1990; Melis 1991; Allen 1992). In particular, chlorophyll fluorescence has evolved as a very useful and informative indicator for photosynthetic electron transport in intact leaves, algae, and isolated chloroplasts (reviews by Briantais et al. 1986; Renger and Schreiber 1986; Sch

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Apoplastic and Symplastic Proton Concentrations and Their Significance for Metabolisms are very tolerant (e.g., .). The pH sensitivity of these plants seems to be either due to direct H. effects on the roots, to mycorrhizal or rhizobial symbionts (Schubert 1987), or to indirect effects like the release of toxic heavy metals or aluminium from the ion-exchanging compounds in the soil

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