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Responses of CO 2 concentrating mechanisms to variable CO 2 in different leaf regions of Vallisneria natans and V. spinulosa
Abstract Vallisneria are submerged macrophytes characterized by linear or banded leaves, and the capacity for both bicarbonate (HCO3−) use and crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM). A notable feature of Vallisneria leaves is the presence of a maturity gradient from the tip to the base. However, detailed studies on the variation of CO2-concentrating mechanisms (CCMs) within Vallisneria leaves from the tip to the base remain scarce. In this study, two common Vallisneria plant, Vallisneria natans and V.
Bicarbonate use reduces the photorespiration in Ottelia alismoides adapting to the CO2‐fluctuated aquatic systems
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