10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUTOTOXIN»
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autotoxin in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Mathematical Essays on Growth and the Emergence of Form
2F.1 Introduction In a mutually symbiotic system, it is not surprising that autotoxin
production, a widespread phenomenon in plant communities, results in the
instability of productivity when each autotoxin is toxic to all other species.
However, in ...
2
7th International Asparagus Symposium: Ferrara, Italy, June ...
the autotoxin did have an effect on seed or seedling response to fusarium: the
interaction was not simply the nutritional effect of soluble solids on fusarium
growth. For further tests, the soluble solids component was an unwanted
complication.
A. Falavigna, Massimo Schiavi, International Society for Horticultural Science. Working Group Asparagus,
1990
3
Allostatic Load and Delirium Among Hospitalized Elders
Bonhoeffer theorized there was a common secondary factor, an „autotoxin‟ that
explained why different non-neurological diseases induced a specific
neurological syndrome (as cited in Eikelenboom, Hoogendijk, Jonker, & van
Tilburg, 2002).
Theodore Smith Rigney (Jr),
2009
4
Immunotransfusion in the Treatment of Burns
The preponderance of evidence from animal experiments fails to support the
thesis that such transfusions have any specific beneficial effect against an
autotoxin or autoantigen. There are indications, however, that specific
antimicrobial ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Subcommittee on Plasma,
1961
5
Allelopathy: Current Trends and Future Applications
In general, research shows that plowing the soil causes more rapid break down/
decomposition of the autotoxin compared with minimum tillage that leaves the
soil surface intact. The result is confounded, however, because the tillage
increases ...
Zahid A. Cheema, Muhammad Farooq, Abdul Wahid,
2012
6
The Pharmacological Effect of Lipids III: Role of Lipids in ...
... blast disease fungus Pyricularia oryzae (fungus autotoxin) (72-74) Green algae
(inhibits growth of other green algae) (75) Green alga Chlorella pyrenoidosa (
autotoxin) (76) Aquatic plant Eleocharis microcarpa (inhibits growth of blue-
green ...
7
Ninth International Asparagus Symposium
weight phenolic compound (e.g. caffeic acid). This toxin accumulates in the soil
where it has its autotoxic effects. Several approaches can be taken with the
autotoxin: • Wait until the crop residues and the toxin is broken down before
replanting.
Bill B. Dean, Karen Hodge, Brian L. Benson,
1999
Instead, the source of density-dependent mortality was the production of an
unidentified autotoxin (Fig. 2B). In the chemostat experiments, enrichment
increased predator density and thus presumably increased toxin concentration,
so a ...
This was done by attempting to grow callus of each germplasm on tissue culture
mediums containing various concentrations of the autotoxin which causes the
allelopathic effects of alfalfa. The alfalfa cultivars, Saranac and MM 6186 were
also ...
10
Flowers in the Blood: The Story of Opium
Originally published in 1981, this edition of Flowers in the Blood has been updated with a new preface by Goldberg.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AUTOTOXIN»
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The Tragic History of Surgery for Schizophrenia
This blockage, he said, produced bacterial overgrowth that flooded the body with an autotoxin (histamine, he said.) On the basis of this theory, ... «Discover Magazine, Jan 15»