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27th February 2013 09:25 PM
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Re: What is Salt Respiration?

definition of biological respiration
29th March 2012 07:59 PM
123dolly
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

This type of respiration is usually occured in plants.

The respiration is less affected by the presence of nutritive salts.
But if it is collected in distilled water then the respriation is called
salt respiration.

So basically the term salt respiration
is used to observe the increase rate in oxygen.

So this is the definition of Salt Respiration. I think you understood
now what is salt respiration.
28th March 2011 05:06 PM
Mayank Shekhar
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

Dear,
Hi,
The rate of respiration, which is solely due to anion absorption, is called as anion respiration or salt respiration. The original rate of respiration (without anion respiration) can be observed in distilled water and is called ground respiration.

For more details you may visit-

http://www.tutorvista.com/content/bi...absorption.php

Thanks.
All the best.
28th March 2011 09:59 AM
rohitkumarramesh
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

Quote:
Originally Posted by ABANTIKA NATH View Post
Can you please tell me

What is Salt Respiration?
What is Salt Respiration?

This type of respiration is usually occured in plants.

The respiration is less affected by the presence of nutritive salts.
But if it is collected in distilled water then the respriation is called
salt respiration.

So basically the term salt respiration
is used to observe the increase rate in oxygen.

So this is the definition of Salt Respiration. I think you understood
now what is salt respiration.
27th March 2011 06:01 PM
jits
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

The increase in rate of oxygen uptake usually occurring when washed slices of plant tissue are treated with salt solutions was described as "salt respiration".

Salt Respiration usually takes place in plants and deals with soil salinity and
improving the salt tolerance of cultivated plants.This is of great importance nowadays to reveal the mechanism of salt stress and the nature of salt tolerance in plants.The recent introduction of biophysics and biochemistry into the study of salt tolerance in plants has promoted the formation of a synthetic approach to an essence recognition of vital functions of plants under salt stress.

Read the articles attached below to get a brief idea about salt respiration.
27th March 2011 05:53 PM
tannu90
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

The rate of respiration, which is solely due to anion absorption, is called as
anion respiration or salt respiration

dear friend here you get complete answer please check it

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...00372-0069.pdf
27th March 2011 05:43 PM
kapila Chaudhary
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

SALT RESPIRATION:The rate of respiration, which is solely due to anion absorption, is called as anion respiration or salt respiration.
This process generally occurs in plant tissues.
27th March 2011 02:49 PM
ashok880
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

The rate of Respiration,which is solely due to anion absorption is called as anion Respiration or salt respiration


See this attachment for salt respiration concept in detail


27th March 2011 12:40 PM
sumit9897gaur
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

The rate of respiration, which is solely due to anion absorption, is called as anion respiration or salt respiration this respiration is generally in plants

you can refer to the book for more details read the following article:
27th March 2011 12:26 PM
soumyasmruti
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

The link below will answer all the questions

http://www.tutorvista.com/content/biology/biology-iv/plant-nutrition/active-absorption.php
27th March 2011 11:39 AM
deep_4
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

Quote:
What is Salt Respiration?
Salt Respiration usually takes place in Plants.

The Salt Respiration provides a Mechanism of Accumulation by Transporting Anions into The Cell.

They Hypothesis postulates a Mechanism which hereby anions are Transported by An Electron career in the Direction opposite to Electrons & Thus cations Exchange takes place.

Results into Salt accumulation.

Read The Below article For more Information
27th March 2011 11:09 AM
dreksha chaudhary
Re: What is Salt Respiration?

The rate of respiration, which is solely due to anion absorption, is called as anion respiration or salt respiration. The original rate of respiration (without anion respiration) can be observed in distilled water and is called ground respiration.

For more details you may visit-

http://www.tutorvista.com/content/bi...absorption.php

Good day!!!!!!!!
26th March 2011 11:13 PM
ABANTIKA NATH
What is Salt Respiration?

Can you please tell me

What is Salt Respiration?

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