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Epibrassinolide inhibited root growth only at 0. 1 μ M or above.
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e0“Only inhibitory effects were observed and only at 0. 1 μ M or greater.”
Title
Developmental effects of 24‐epibrassinolide in excised roots of tomato grown in vitro
James G. Roddick; Anna L. Rijnenberg; Nobuo Ikekawa Physiologia Plantarum 1993. doi:10.1111/j.1399-3054.1993.tb02493.x
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Intervention effect At 10 μ M, basal and apical application inhibited growth in apical regions, but not basal regions.
- Intervention effect At 1 μ M, epibrassinolide inhibited apical region growth, usually with direct presentation.
- Intervention effect At 0. 1 μ M, epibrassinolide inhibited apical region growth, usually with direct presentation.
- Observation Cultured tomato roots appear to transport epibrassinolide acropetally.
- Mechanism Authors attribute reduced epibrassinolide responsiveness to larger inoculum.
- Association Cultured root sensitivity to epibrassinolide may be directly related to growth rate.