1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf01921654
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Polyploidisierung von Getreidearten durch Lindan-haltige Beizmittel

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“…coli (Ashwood-Smith et al, 1972;Fahrig, 1974), S. marcescens (Fahrig, 1974), and S. cerevisiae (Fahrig, 1974;Guerzoni et al, 1976). In higher plants, C-mitotic effects with an increased number of polyploid cells and induction of chromosome breaks were reported by Nybom and Knutsson (1947), Poussel (1948), Kostoff (1948), D'Amato (1949, and Zeller and Hauser (1974).…”
Section: Lindane and Paradichlorobenzenementioning
confidence: 81%
“…coli (Ashwood-Smith et al, 1972;Fahrig, 1974), S. marcescens (Fahrig, 1974), and S. cerevisiae (Fahrig, 1974;Guerzoni et al, 1976). In higher plants, C-mitotic effects with an increased number of polyploid cells and induction of chromosome breaks were reported by Nybom and Knutsson (1947), Poussel (1948), Kostoff (1948), D'Amato (1949, and Zeller and Hauser (1974).…”
Section: Lindane and Paradichlorobenzenementioning
confidence: 81%
“…In higher plants, C-mitotic effects with an increased number of polyploid cells and induction of chromosome breaks were reported by Nybom and Knutsson (1947), Poussel (1948), Kostoff (1948), D'Amato (1949, 1950, and Zeller and Hauser (1974).…”
Section: Lindane and Paradichlorobenzenementioning
confidence: 87%
“…Kostoff (1949) noted stunting, cell enlargement without differentiation, and spindle inactivation in plants exposed to lindane. Both Scholes (1953) and Zeller and Hauser (1974) reported the induction of polyploidy by lindane. Simkover and Shenefelt (1952) reported that chromosome smears of the treated root tips had diminished affinity to Feulgen stain, a stain specific to DNA, and concluded that DNA was being degraded.…”
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