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The Range Indicator Method has been applied to the determination of the hydrion concentration of the stem tissues of selected herbaceous and woody plants throughout the year.
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A striking uniformity of pH has been found in several cases, see Tables II, III, IV, VIII, and X.
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Variations have been observed, and these may be grouped as changes with maturing, seasonal changes and fluctuations.
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Maturing changes show from upper to lower parts of the stems and are usually in the direction of increased acidity.
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Seasonal changes occur in the outer rather than in the inner tissues.
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For general deductions the reader is referred to the section headed “Conclusions”.
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Rea, M.W., Small, J. The hydrion concentration of plant tissues. Protoplasma 2, 428–459 (1927). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01604750
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