Biologia plantarum 5:279, 1963 | DOI: 10.1007/BF02930907
Permeability of plant tissues to humic acids
- 1 Department of Plant Physiology and Soil Biology, Faculty of Natural Science, Charles University, Praha, Czech Republic
When small branches of different plants were dipped after cutting into a solution of humic acid, a brown substance penetrated into vessels and coagulated there. The vascular bundles were stained to the height of 1-6 cm after a week. The presence of the humic acid in the parenchymal cells could not be demonstrated directly, but cells with a yellow or brown cell wall remained alive (they could be plasmolysed).
Humic acid, labelled with C14 was distributed in the same way in sterile and in non-sterile plant cultures, mainly through vascular bundles.
Received: September 6, 1962; Published: December 1, 1963 Show citation
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