1951
DOI: 10.1007/bf01914857
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Nachweis von Zwei Wuchsstoffen in Samen und Wurzeln der Kresse (Lepidium sativum)

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“…length of the test period. The stimulations reported for Lepidium roots (19,20,9) occur in tbe range of 10 "-10"'' .1/ IA or 10-^-10 ** M PA; no consistent stimulations by low concentrations of these snbstances were found by Bonner & Koepfli (4) for Avena roots, nor conld they he detected for Linum roots in tbe present investigation. Further studies are necessary to find out if the adaplation process is perhaps more rapid in the Lepidium roots, or if the stimulation is possibly due to other causes inherent in the test method nscd.…”
Section: Eflfects Of Pa Pb and Chacontrasting
confidence: 63%
“…length of the test period. The stimulations reported for Lepidium roots (19,20,9) occur in tbe range of 10 "-10"'' .1/ IA or 10-^-10 ** M PA; no consistent stimulations by low concentrations of these snbstances were found by Bonner & Koepfli (4) for Avena roots, nor conld they he detected for Linum roots in tbe present investigation. Further studies are necessary to find out if the adaplation process is perhaps more rapid in the Lepidium roots, or if the stimulation is possibly due to other causes inherent in the test method nscd.…”
Section: Eflfects Of Pa Pb and Chacontrasting
confidence: 63%
“…The conclusion was that the formation of growth-producing substances rather than the disappearance ofgrowth-inhibitors, may be necessary to break the dormancy of the seed. MOEWUS and his co-workers (168), in reliance upon the results obtained with the well-known cress root test, are inclined to conclude that, in Lepidium sativum, two growth substances are present, viz. i.a.a.…”
Section: Survey Of the Literature On The Distribution Of Natural Auximentioning
confidence: 99%