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This is worth noting that the lowering of the growing solution pH without Al<br />
addition causes insignificant changes in surface areas indicating that the root<br />
material survives low pH intact. The intensity of the changes in root surface areas<br />
is higher for the Al sensitive plants as this is the highest for barley and the lowest<br />
for Al-resistant wheat Inia. The younger, tillering stage plant roots were more<br />
susceptible for the Al stress, as their surface areas increased to a larger extent.<br />
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