Claim · model-written summary
At lower doses the aqueous extract caused a slight increase in tomato pigments, a Janus-faced effect.
- Taxon
- Lycopersicon esculentum
Solanum lycopersicumt0 - Treatment
- lower dosese5
- Outcome
- pigmentse5
- Direction
- slight increasee5
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Verbatim
t0“using Lycopersicon esculentum as model species”
e5“pigments showed a ‘Janus-faced’ effect: nutrient content of the sample caused slight increase at lower doses”
Title
Katalin Hubai; Nora Kováts; Gábor Teke SN Applied Sciences 2021. doi:10.1007/s42452-021-04745-8
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- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter reduced tomato biomass to 87.73% of control in test group TG1.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter reduced tomato biomass to 71.77% of control in test group TG2.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter reduced tomato biomass to 67.01% of control in test group TG3.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter reduced tomato biomass to 63.63% of control in test group TG4.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter raised tomato protein concentration to 113.61% of control in test group TG1.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter raised tomato protein concentration to 148.21% of control in test group TG2.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter raised tomato protein concentration to 160.52% of control in test group TG3.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter raised tomato protein concentration to 157.31% of control in test group TG4.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter reduced chlorophyll-a concentration by 84.47% in test group TG4.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter reduced chlorophyll-b by 77.17% in test group TG4.
- Intervention effect Aqueous extract of urban particulate matter reduced carotene by 83.60% in test group TG4.
- Intervention effect Toxicity of the aqueous extract became apparent only at higher doses than lower doses.