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Nothing strange. Cs 137 replaces potassium in meristemae, also in coleorhiza, radicle, and other parts of the seed .
by ommunist 11y ago
Nothing strange. Cs 137 replaces potassium in meristemae, also in coleorhiza, radicle, and other parts of the seed .
- gus_massa 11y agoThe part that I think is strange is that it doesn't also replace potassium in the pulp. (Does the pulp have more water and less potassium?)
- ommunist 11y agoGermination tissues have specific molecular structures based on potassium, and pulp is made from lipids and pectines, basically carbs.