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Posted 1/5/2010 19:24 (#1004918)
Subject: Plant health-Krebs cycle-Soil and Plant energy


North Central Ohio, across the Corn belt !
Some very interesting points were discussed on the forum concerning Alfalfa, and how it does or does not ? in many specific way provide a Positive Influence on soil building !!!

As one poster pointed out, Regardless of the physical characteristics of the plant ! The carbon to nitrogen Ratio is of grave Importance and well worth Monitoring for the quality of soil building property's

I have visited the topic of the krebs Cycle many times and in some way believe there is a connection to be worthy of further study ?

In order To enhance ones Understanding of the relationship of the soil and the living Plant cells.



http://www.tutorvista.com/content/biology/biology-iv/respiration/kr...



The Krebs Cycle
For Bio-Science 201 (Cell Structure and Function)

Hello to anyone interested in the wonderful world of the Krebs Cycle! If you are like us, you probably find the Krebs Cycle a difficult concept to understand. The purpose of this site is to facilitate comprehension of this amazing natural process. We hope you enjoy your visit.

Background Information

All cells, whether prokaryotic or eucaryotic, must produce energy to survive. The process behind the cellular energy production eluded scientists for years until 1937 when Hans A. Krebs proposed a specific metabolic pathway within the cells. The Krebs cycle, or citric acid cycle, was put forth to account for the oxidation of carbohydrates by animal tissues. Of course, later the acetyl derivative (a compound formed in fat degradation) was identical to the compound formed by the oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate; thus proving that the Krebs cycle also serves for the oxidation of fats. Krebs' later work showed that the cycle is not restricted to animals, but rather is present in nearly all aerobic cells. Within the cell, the Krebs cycle takes place inside the mitochondria or "power plant" of the cell and provides the energy required for the organism to function.



Please click on The Mitochondrion for more information on the mighty organelle and the chemical processes leading up to the Krebs Cycle.

Please click on The Krebs Cycle for a diagram of the Krebs Cycle and a breakdown of its eight steps.



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