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Negative Feedback Regulation of Transport in Cells. The Maintenance of Turgor, Volume and Nutrient Supply

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Transport in Plants II

Part of the book series: Encyclopedia of Plant Physiology ((919,volume 2 / A))

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Regulation concerns the flow of information. It can primarily be distinguished from the flow of energy. Changes in the rate of a process can take place in response to an inflow of either, but it seems likely that in biological systems the inflow of information would be specific and integrative, while the inflow of energy would simply impose a more general limitation under certain conditions.

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