Applications of chemistry to modern food production
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 2010
- Weight
- 265 KB
- Volume
- 56
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0368-4075
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β¦ Synopsis
I-lortiioites rcguliitc iiiost of the vital fuiictiotis, includitig gro\sth, tnctnbolisiii, ntitl rcproductioii. I'rcscnt qiiestiotis :ire : 120 niiiiiinl lioriiioties iiifluciice phiits lit :ill : iiitd, if t h y do, i i i \vht \.iiy-lly stiiiiiihtitig 01' iiiiiil)it,iiig rcspirntioii iiiid uptake of iiutricats ; by iilterittg coiitluct,ioti ntitl pressure of sap ; by itfleeting the tliflcretit.intioti of tissues, iiiore especially tliose of the reproductiw orantis ? Ciiti coitiparttlilc pnthologictil eKccts bc produced '1 Esl)eriiiiettt,ntioii with iiiiltiiills is not iilw:iys siitisfiictory, titid csperitiietits with I)liiiits Iinw eiiviroitiiietttitl iititl ot,licr specid cliflicultics. L3utlingtoii,~ the pioneer of' work \vit.h niiiiiiiil liortiioiies 011 plniits, I)iisctl liis Iiypotheses 011 the rescni1)liittccs I)ct,\.ccii niiiiiiiil niid. pl:iiltt protopliistii. l.ic siiiiplifietl tccluiique tis iiiucli :IS possililc, stutlyiiig the cll'ects of thyroid glittid cstrticts 011 loots O f JI:llCjSSltS, i l l l t l C O l l c l t t t l C d tll:lt t l l C CSt~I'llCtS stitiiiilated gro\vt,li. iYi~t.lliiiii1itc1.B olitaitictl :I siiiiilirr result iipoti the gcticriil tissitc-growth of gcriiiitiiitiiig c~crciils. I3y itijcctittg t,lic cstrnct into (lortitiitit, shoots of syritipi i t t i d Iiorsc-clicsttiut lie slio\rctl stitiiiiliit.ioii of fio\veriitg. J~cIJcIIo~' cstetitlid t h e rntigc of I i r ~r ~i i o ~~c s , t ryiiig t.lie elYects ofest.riicts of't,liyroitl, tliytiius, iitlretiiils, :tiid iitlrciiiil cortes, 011 Iiyacitit.1is. 011 tlic! \vlioIc, floweriiig \ u s stitiiulti tctl, iiiicl cslminlly by tlic thyroid extract,. ~iiitiibcr of not nliriiys ciirefully-tlcsigtictl trials, of wliicli
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