MIT «GROWTH SUBSTANCE» VERWANDTE WÖRTER IM WÖRTERBUCH ENGLISCH
growth substance
growth
substance
botany
produced
naturally
plant
manufactured
commercially
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very
concentrations
affects
reverso
meaning
also
curve
factor
hormone
ring
merriam
webster
regulator
plants
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word
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growth substance in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
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1
Plant
Growth Substances: Principles and Applications
For ammonium sulphate or immunoprecipitation the sample plus a constant
amount of radiolabeled plant growth substance and antibody are incubated for a
designated period of time. After they have reacted, either ammonium sulphate or
the ...
2
An Introduction to Plant Cell Development
As a result, early work, and much current research, relies on the use of bioassay
to detect levels of growth substance activity. This means that living material (for
example, the oat coleoptile, or tobacco pith) is used to assay the changing levels
...
3
The Hormones V1: Physiology, Chemistry and Applications
Extracts of various tissues mixed with agar and applied to one side of decapitated
coleoptiles (294) gave no evidence of containing a growth substance, though the
technique of these experiments was a valuable advance. Certain enzyme ...
Gregory Pincus, Kenneth Vivian Thimann, 1948
4
Darwin's Biological Work: Some Aspects Reconsidered
ship of this kind, familiar to plant physiologists, suggests that the growth
substance can be looked upon as a 'limiting factor' of growth in Blackman's sense
.[9M Furthermore, measurement of the rate of diffusion of the growth substance
from one ...
5
Plant Pathology V1: The Diseased Plant
Grieve reported that a growth substance which appeared to be indoleacetic acid
was elaborated by the bacteria in culture and that this substance induced a
characteristic epinastic response when applied to tomato plants. However,
virulent ...
6
Principles of Plant Physiology
The insertion of a disk of mica on the illuminated side did not stop this movement
of growth substance, whereas the insertion of the disk on the darker side did
prevent it and so the curvature was. inhibited. But Boysen Jensen further showed
...
Indeed studies of the involvement of plant growth substances in the control of leaf
development soon became a minor part of plant growth substance research
because many other organs showed much more dramatic responses to applied ...
Neil R. Baker, W. J. Davies, C. K. Ong, 1985
8
Incompatibility and Incongruity in Wild and Cultivated Plants
5.1.5.3 The S Locus as a Cluster of Primary and Secondary Specificities Pandey (
1962 b) suggested that the physiology of the S gene is controlled by four
components: growth substance, primary specificity, protective substance and
secondary ...
9
Seaweed Ecology and Physiology
1.7.4). However, none of these techniques can show that the compound is active
as a growth substance, nor could they allow recognition of a growth substance
that did not fall into one of the classic substance groups. Critical questions in ...
Christopher S. Lobban, 1994
10
Effects of Disease on the Physiology of the Growing Plant
There are five known classes of growth substance, viz., indolyl auxins, cytokinins,
gibberellins, unsaturated hydrocarbon gases and inhibitors. The two latter groups
are represented by ethylene and abscisic acid as dominant if not exclusive ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «GROWTH SUBSTANCE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
growth substance im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Bendy Neuronal Arrays Could Boost Cellular Engineering
They took dried collagen films, printed a microsized grid pattern on them with a commercial cellular growth substance, and then poured a ... «The Biological SCENE, Mai 15»
Ottoline Leyser
... (2000), the Royal Society Rosalind Franklin Award (2007), the International Plant Growth Substance Association's Silver Medal (2010). «The Conversation UK, Dez 14»
Chicago, Boston Marathon winner Rita Jeptoo requests 2nd drug test
Documents seen by Reuters confirmed the substance was Erythropoeitin, a hormone growth substance prohibited by the sport's world ... «Chicago Tribune, Nov 14»
Kenya's Jeptoo requests B test
Documents seen by Reuters confirmed the substance was Erythropoeitin, a hormone growth substance prohibited by the sport's world ... «Reuters, Nov 14»
Exercise and brain power: how does physical activity help us think?
Instead of producing more of the growth substance, the brain becomes more sensitive to it. Related to thinking prowess, exercising can also ... «ScienceBlog.com, Okt 14»
Researchers 3D Printed Cancerous Tumors to Learn How to Kill Them
In the 3D model, that problem is not fully solved, because once the tumor “floats way” from its growth substance, the tumor experiences ... «Motherboard, Apr 14»
Olympics: Doping shadow falls again on past offender Russia
... Germany's WDR television broadcast an investigative report alleging its reporters had been offered a new muscle growth substance called ... «Rappler, Feb 14»
Never say die: solar firm Dyesol shines as its new technology …
In lieu of a Shane Warne endorsement, we say "yeah yeah" to Cellmid as the purveyor of about the only growth substance not linked to the ... «The Australian, Mai 13»
US Senate investigation finds prominent UW surgeon failed to report …
UW-Madison surgeon Thomas Zdeblick told some doctors that a type of spinal surgery using a bone-growth substance carried a risk of sterility ... «Capital Times, Okt 12»
Codex ractopamine MRLs could boost global meat trade - FAO
... new maximum limits (MRLs) for ractopamine in pig and cattle tissue in an effort to improve the trade of meat containing the growth substance. «FoodProductionDaily.com, Jul 12»
