Publications by authors named "Emmanuel Asante Jampoh"
Article Synopsis
- The study explores how plants, specifically Arabidopsis, absorb inorganic carbon (like bicarbonate) through their roots and the mechanisms involved in this process.
- It was found that the absorbed carbon is incorporated mainly into sucrose and transported to the leaves, enhancing plant growth and photosynthesis.
- The research also highlighted the role of specific transporters and signaling pathways, suggesting that these processes support the plant's nutrient assimilation and growth when inorganic carbon is available.
This study aimed to investigate the combined effect of high temperatures 10 °C above the optimum and water withholding during microgametogenesis on vegetative processes and determine the response of winter barley genotypes with contrasting tolerance. For this purpose, two barley varieties were analyzed to compare the effect of heat and drought co-stress on their phenology, morpho-anatomy, physiological and biochemical responses and yield constituents. Genotypic variation was observed in response to heat and drought co-stress, which was attributed to differences in anatomy, ultrastructure and physiological and metabolic processes.
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