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Plant and Cell Physiology, 1984, Vol. 25, No. 6 975-979
© 1984

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Ionic Fluxes from Pulvinar Cells during the Rapid Movement of Mimosa pudica L.

Keiro Kumon and Shozo Suda1

Department of Biological Fundamentals, The Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kobe University Rokkodai, Kobe 657, Japan
1Department of Biology, Kobe Women's University Present address: Higashi Suma, Kobe 654, Japan

K$ and Cl- contents and the ratio of the fresh weight to dry weight of the abaxial halves of the main pulvini of Mimosa decreased after movement, but changes in the adaxial halves were not clear. Another experimental result showed that the solution ejected from the pulvinar cells flowed both toward the stem and the petiole. These transferred ions and water may flow back to the pulvinar cells during recovery.

(Received January 30, 1984; Accepted June 12, 1984)
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