Механизм быстрого ростового ответа на натрий-хлоридное засоление у растений, различающихся по солеустойчивости
Диссертация
Показано, что возрастание коэффициента растяжимости листа растений твердой пшеницы, ячменя и кукурузы при кратковременном действии ПЭГ происходило на фоне накопления ИУК в растущей части листа, что, по-видимому, могло быть следствием ростстимулирующего действия этого гормона. Создан молекулярный зонд с целью изучения уровня экспрессии гена экспансина (ехр 1) у кукурузы под влиянием ПЭГ… Читать ещё >
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