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Accumulation of ammonium-N and amino-N in theAzolla-Anabaena association

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Expanded pools of ammonium and amino-N were found in fronds of Azolla plants experiencing P deficiency and crowding. A larger and more rapid increase in pool size of these compounds was found in P-deficient plants than in crowded populations. High temperature did not limit their accumulation in P-deficient fronds of all the strains examined exceptA. caroliniana.

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Tung, H.F., Watanabe, I. Accumulation of ammonium-N and amino-N in theAzolla-Anabaena association. Plant Soil 73, 413–419 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02184318

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