Effect of partial submergence on the levels of endogenous growth hormones in stem of rice cultivars. Short communication.

Singh S.; Bhattacharjee D.P.

Effect of partial submergence on the levels of endogenous growth hormones in stem of rice cultivars. Short communication.

1987

Singh S. | Bhattacharjee D.P.

Partial submergence or water logging increased biosynthesis of indole acetic acid (IAA) and reduced IAA oxidase activity in the stem of both tall (IET 6205) and semitall (Jagannath) rice cultivars. Gibberellic acid x (GA) increased at tillering and flowering remarkably in semi tall Jagannnath under submergence.

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acetic acid acido acetico anegamiento arroz biosynthese biosynthesis crecimiento croissance engorgement du sol ga gibberelline growth hormonas hormone hormones indol indoles oxidoreductases oxidorreductasas rice riz stems tallo tige variedades varieties waterlogging

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Indian Journal of Plant Physiology

Volume 30 ISSN 0019-5502

Pagination

v.293-296(3)

Other Subjects

Acido giberelico; Biosintesis; Acide acetique; Variete; Oxydoreductase

Language

English

Note

3 ill.; 6 ref. Summary (En).

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part; Summary

Source

Indian-Journal-of-Plant-Physiology (India). (Sep 1987). v. 30(3) p. 293-296.

Corporate Author

Central Rice Research Inst., Cuttack (India)

Ain-Shams Univ., Cairo (Egypt). Faculty of Agriculture.

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Effect of partial submergence on the levels of endogenous growth hormones in stem of rice cultivars. Short communication.

1987

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