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1956
Although water is an end-product and not a primary reactant of the overall respiration process, it is essential that a cell should have an adequate water content for respiration to proceed. This is readily understandable since the Table 1. Relution between water content and intensity of respiration in wheat grains. (From Bailey and Gurjar.)
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Although water is an end-product and not a primary reactant of the overall respiration process, it is essential that a cell should have an adequate water content for respiration to proceed. This is readily understandable since the Table 1. Relution between water content and intensity of respiration in wheat grains. (From Bailey and Gurjar.)
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CONTROL OF THE WATER CONTENT OF THE BODY
Australasian Annals of Medicine, 1952T E, LOWE, B M, SAYERS
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