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.
The kidneys control pH by adjusting the amount of HCO3 â that is reabsorbed and the amount of H+ that is excreted; increase in HCO3 â is equivalent to removing free H+. HCO3 â reabsorption occurs mostly in the proximal tubule and, to a lesser degree, in the collecting tubule.. If blood is too acidic, hydrogen and ammonia are excreted at the distal tubule and sodium and bicarbonate ions are reabsorbed at the proximal tubule because sodium carbonate neutralizes acid. If blood is too basic, less hydron and ammonia excreted and less sodium and bicarbonate reabsorbed. 2.