Claim · model-written summary
Nicotinic acid produced little variation in marigold dry weight.
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e0“Marigold plants showed little variation in dry weight when supplied with nicotinic acid, or with a combination of nicotinic acid and vitamin B1.”
Title
Effect of Various Growth-Regulating Substances upon Several Species of Plants
Daphne B. Swartz Botanical Gazette 1941. doi:10.1086/335048
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- Intervention effect Vitamin B1 caused no apparent growth or dry-weight difference in chrysanthemum.
- Intervention effect Naphthaleneacetic acid caused no apparent growth or dry-weight difference in chrysanthemum in complete nutrient solution.
- Intervention effect Naphthaleneacetic acid in potassium-deficient solution increased chrysanthemum dry weight over controls.
- Mechanism Naphthaleneacetic acid partly compensated for potassium deficiency in chrysanthemum.
- Intervention effect Naphthaleneacetic acid did not significantly alter cosmos dry weight.
- Intervention effect Nicotinic acid did not significantly alter cosmos dry weight.
- Intervention effect Nicotinic acid with vitamin B1 did not significantly alter cosmos dry weight.
- Intervention effect Nicotinic acid with vitamin B1 produced little variation in marigold dry weight.
- Intervention effect Napthaleneacetic acid significantly decreased marigold total dry weight.
- Intervention effect The cosmos treatments caused no visible growth habit or floral initiation effects.
- Intervention effect The marigold treatments caused no visible growth habit or floral initiation effects.