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The light and temperature effect on the development of a mutated species of Saintpaulia ionantha

تأثير الضوء و الحرارة في تنامي إحدى طفرات نبات البنفسج الافريقي Saintpaulia ionantha

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 Publication date 1998
  fields Biology
and research's language is العربية
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The results of this study showed the important role of the light intensity compared with the light exposure time on coloring the new formed leaves, also this study had showed that the leaves are not affected by the different temperatures, and also that these plants showed a decrease in the different pigment substances in close proportions. Concerning the amount of proteins, the results have shown main differences in the protein bands between the mutated and the natural species, but we have found a decrease in the amount of proteins in the mutated species than in natural species.

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Bohmer. B.; (١٩٩٠): Schadlinge an Saintpaulia. Gartnerborse Gartenwelt
Jungnickel, F. und Gliemerothe ( ١٩٨٦ ) : In vitro - Depots vegetativ vermehrter Blútenpflanzen. wiss. ztschr. Fsu Jena, Math. - Natur wiss. R
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