2020
DOI: 10.2478/s11756-020-00557-0
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Assessment of synthetic auxin type compounds as potential modulators of herbicide action in Pisum sativum L.

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“…MDA is a final product of the peroxidation of unsaturated fatty acids, ingredients of the cellular biomembranes, and its accumulation is a typical indicator for oxidative stress occurring in plants. Our results support earlier reports of [4,12,14,27,28] who also found an increased amount of MDA after glyphosate application. Besides MDA, the increase in free proline in plants treated with diverse stress factors is a frequent event [44].…”
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“…MDA is a final product of the peroxidation of unsaturated fatty acids, ingredients of the cellular biomembranes, and its accumulation is a typical indicator for oxidative stress occurring in plants. Our results support earlier reports of [4,12,14,27,28] who also found an increased amount of MDA after glyphosate application. Besides MDA, the increase in free proline in plants treated with diverse stress factors is a frequent event [44].…”
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confidence: 93%
“…Glyphosate caused typical adverse alterations in the growth of wheat (Figure 1) expressed by obvious retardation of fresh biomass accumulation, and plant organs elongation, which is in accordance with earlier studies on different glyphosate-treated crops [4,9,12,14,28,43]. Glyphosate-suppressed plant growth is also a consequence of accumulation of ROS, which harm cellular biomembranes as is evidenced by the increased amount of MDA (Figure 2B).…”
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