… the remobilization of nitrogen to leaf growth and senescence. This paper focuses upon the
nitrogen dynamics of a single leaf of a rice plant at its reproductive stage, following the leaf's …

… Remobilization of N, therefore, occurred … N and contributed one-third of the N used for leaf
growth during the experiment. The “N-fertilizer technique can only be used if N remobilization …

… -N seedlings, the net loss of N from old leaves provided less than 10% of the N used for new
leaf growth, and the new leaves quickly became the dominant sink for N. In contrast, in Low-…

… Studies on leaf senescence and … in nitrogen recycling and remobilization during leaf
senescence and to present the different approaches undertaken to improve nitrogen remobilization …

… to support current growth. From the results of … of N storage depend on growth form and leaf
habit and there can be great variation in the contribution of remobilized N to spring growth (30…

… these parameters of N remobilization and new shoot number. To evaluate the proportion
of N remobilized from 1-year-old leaves to new leaf N, we obtained total N content of S02 …

… to remobilize N in support of leaf growth. … N derived from root uptake in supplying leaf
growth, but depletes their capacity for N remobilization, resulting in a reduction in the rate of leaf …

… N storage and remobilization in terms of regulating plant N use efficiency, allowing trees to
uncouple seasonal growth from N … initial leaf growth following bud burst utilizes remobilized N…

… to a low ability to remobilize N from leaves and to the fall of N‐rich leaves which allows a
significant amount of N to return to the environment. In order to understand how N filling of pods …

… The contributions of fertilizer N, and N remobilized from stems to the N content of leaves, …
stored N was remobilized to support leaf growth (Fig. 2). After 26 June when leaf growth ceased …