Effect of Application Uniconazole on the Growth and Physiological Activity of Wheat Seedling

Cheng Ming Zhang; Xin Bin Zhou; Zi Xuan Ren; Hong Chang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.535.562

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Effect of Application Uniconazole on the Growth and Physiological Activity of Wheat Seedling

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Effects of various azole olefinic on growth and development of wheat were studied under solution-culture conditions. The results showed that moderate azole olefinic can improve the wheat seedling chlorophyll content, and improve the growth of root, restrain the growth of stem. And azole olefinic can reduce the MDA content of the leaf and roots, which can increase the proline content and improve the wheat seedling resistance.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 535)

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February 2014

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Cheng Ming Zhang*, Xin Bin Zhou, Zi Xuan Ren, Hong Chang

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Chlorophyll, MDA, Morphological Index, Proline, Root Activity, Uniconazole, Wheat Seedling

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