Day-night changes of citric-acid levels in crassulacean acid metabolism: phenomenon and ecophysiological significance
Abstract A reappraisal is offered of old and new observations of substantial day-night changes of citric-acid levels in crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM). In contrast to malic acid, the biochemical consequences and the ecophysiological significance of nocturnal accumulation of citric acid in CAM ha...
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