Posted 12/27/2011 23:23 (#2128042 - in reply to #2127717) Subject: RE: How many bushels in a 34 ft hopper? ne sd Had 1070 on my wilson 34' last week and coulda easily had 1100 without any trouble. 60-lb corn and it has ag hoppers.
Aldosterone (aka mineralocorticoid): Adrenal glands release aldosterone, causes kidney (distal tubules) reabsorb more Na+, which in turn causes more water reabsorption. ADH (made in hypothalamus, stored in pituitary): causes more water reabsorption in the kidney tubules, raising blood pressure.
Glucose reabsorption happens to 100% in the proximal tubule using the sodium-glucose-cotransporter. In the case of too high glucose concentration in the serum, this mechanism is subject to saturation and glucosuria results.otassium reabsorption of the kidney. 60â70% of the filtered potassium (K +) is reabsorbed in the proximal tubule. There are no specific K-transporter, reabsorption is managed with the absorption of water (solvent drag).