Water Relations of Salmonellae At 30°C

Water Relations: Habitats

Water relations of tetrapod integument.

The vertebrate integument represents an evolutionary compromise between the needs for mechanical protection and those of sensing the environment and regulating the exchange of materials and energy. Fibrous keratins evolved as a means of strengthening the integument while simultaneously providing a structural support for lipids, which comprise the principal barrier to cutaneous water efflux in t...

Lake Water and Sediment II. Oxidation-Reduction Relations at The Mud-Water Interface

Rcclox potentials of mud cores from seven lakes, including acid bog, unproductive, and productive types, were measured with Mortimer’s multiple clect,rodc. A break existed below t,he surface, but variation in measurement was too great to characterize its depth within f30-50%. Accuracy of potential mcasuremcnt is limited by lack of poise, so that the scatter of units of the multiple electrode in...

Jujube fruit water relations at fruit maturation in response to 1 water deficits

water deficits 2 3 A. Galindo, Z.N. Cruz, P. Rodríguez, J. Collado-González, M. Corell, H. 4 Memmi, F. Moreno, A. Moriana, A. Torrecillas, D. Pérez-López 5 6 a Dpto. Riego, Centro de Edafología y Biología Aplicada del Segura (CSIC), 7 P.O. Box 164, E-30100 Espinardo, Murcia, Spain 8 b Dpto. Fisiología y Bioquímica, Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Agrícolas (INCA), 9 Ctra. de Tapaste, km 3.5, San...

Water-saving irrigation strategies affect tuber water relations and nitrogen content of potatoes

The dynamic and static deficit (DDI, SDI), partial root drying (DPRD, SPRD) and full (FI)irrigation strategies were applied in Agria and Ramos potato cultivars in a semi-arid area. FIreceived 100% of the potential evapotranspiration (ET); SDI and SPRD received 75% of ETduring the growth period; DDI and DPRD received 90% of ET in the first third, 75% of ET inthe second third and 50% of ET in the...