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Maritimer
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Straw hat notes.
The upregulation of abscisic acid with examination of both time and quantity metrics. This may prove disastrously complex, or amazingly simple depending on the level of exact accuracy being required. These measurements must be construed and designed as to not impair budgetary oversight. No $$$
We know in a lab setting the xylem will transport upregulated ABA almost instantly and will be detectable in every cell from the root zone all the way up the highest leaf tip. How long it remains detectable we wish to explore.
When the rising level of ABA is detected by the GRN a visual clue that has occurred could serve as our guide. The transpiration will begin to be choked off as a means of moisture retention. Yep, simple if we peak at the lamina and observe her closing her mouths. LOL and it will work for us.
tbc this could be huge blaise
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problem afterthought
hydraulic pressure will prevent further upregulation if stomata's are closed no? one cell in equals one cell out thing
The upregulation of abscisic acid with examination of both time and quantity metrics. This may prove disastrously complex, or amazingly simple depending on the level of exact accuracy being required. These measurements must be construed and designed as to not impair budgetary oversight. No $$$
We know in a lab setting the xylem will transport upregulated ABA almost instantly and will be detectable in every cell from the root zone all the way up the highest leaf tip. How long it remains detectable we wish to explore.
When the rising level of ABA is detected by the GRN a visual clue that has occurred could serve as our guide. The transpiration will begin to be choked off as a means of moisture retention. Yep, simple if we peak at the lamina and observe her closing her mouths. LOL and it will work for us.
tbc this could be huge blaise
edit 2
problem afterthought
hydraulic pressure will prevent further upregulation if stomata's are closed no? one cell in equals one cell out thing