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The gibberellin concentration reported for Enteromorpha intestinalis was 15.22 mg/ml.
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e0“gibberelines were (15.00 mg/ml, 15.22 mg/ml and 7.26 mg/ml) respectively.”
Title
Enas Azzam; Mohamed El-Howeity; Hoda Galal; et al. International journal of Environmental Studies and Researches 2022. doi:10.21608/ijesr.2022.296777
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- Intervention effect Ulva flexusoa extract was more efficient than Griffithsia teges extract for pepper growth and leaf area.
- Intervention effect Enteromorpha intestinalis extract was more efficient than Griffithsia teges extract for pepper growth and leaf area.
- Intervention effect Ulva flexusoa extract was more efficient than Griffithsia teges for photosynthetic pigments and phytohormone analysis.
- Intervention effect Enteromorpha intestinalis extract was more efficient than Griffithsia teges for photosynthetic pigments and phytohormone analysis.
- Observation The auxin concentration reported for Ulva flexusoa was 7.41 mg/ml.
- Observation The auxin concentration reported for Enteromorpha intestinalis was 10.6 mg/ml.
- Observation The auxin concentration reported for Griffithsia teges was 11.58 mg/ml.
- Observation The gibberellin concentration reported for Ulva flexusoa was 15.00 mg/ml.
- Observation The gibberellin concentration reported for Griffithsia teges was 7.26 mg/ml.
- Recommendation The authors propose Ulva flexusoa liquid extract as an organic biostimulant.
- Recommendation The authors propose Enteromorpha intestinalis liquid extract as an organic biostimulant.