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Effect of herbicides on plant cell membrane lipids

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For herbicides to be phytotoxic, they must move through a membrane in the roots or the shoots. Plant membranes are involved as structural components of the cell and also function in cell permeability, ion transport, electron transport, and enzyme activity. Since membrane lipids are intimately associated with many of the membrane functions, any alteration of the lipid components could have a profound effect on membrane function or structure (ANDERSON and THOMPSON 1973).

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Journal Article No. 8193.

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