Wheat growth

Quarrie, S. A. (1982). Role of absdsic acid in the control of spring wheat growth and development. In Plant Growth Substances, ed. P.F. Wareing, pp. 609-19. London Academic Press. 

H. Bolton, L. F. Elliott, S. Gurusiddaiah, and J. K. Fredrickson, Characterisation of a toxin produced by a rhizobacterial Pseudomonas sp. that inhibits wheat growth. Plant and Soil 114 269 (1989). 

Incubation conditions. Preliminary trials indicated that incubation at 20 °C for 72 h in darkness is optimal. This relatively low temperature allows adequate wheat growth while retarding mold development. 

Figure 4. Inhibition of coli c-la growth by a pseudomonad inhibitory to winter wheat growth (cured with mitomycin C on the right).

Figure 5. Effect of inhibitory pseudomonads on winter Wheat growth in the field (treated seed, left untreated seed, right).

Figure 2. Synergy of chlortoluron (CTU) by aminobenzotriazole (ABT) in wheat.(A) Inhibition of chlortoluron degradation, (B) Synergism of inhibition of wheat growth. Source Replotted from data in Cabanne et al. (33).

Dragicevic, V., Sredojevic, S. Milivojevic, M. (2008). Dependence of Starting Wheat Growth on Dynamics of Hydrolysis, Biosynthesis and Free Energy. 9 International Conference on Fundamental and Applied Aspects of Physical Chemistry, Proceedings, pp. 409-411, ISBN 978-86-82475-16-3, Belgrade, Serbia, 24-26 September, 2008... 

Zeng, D., Luo, X. (2012). Physiological effects of Chitosan coating on wheat growth and activities of protective enzyme with drought tolerance. (03X 282. 

The effect of nitrogen fertilizer on wheat growth treated on the left untreated on the right. 

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