… The species composition of the bacteria in stems of cut carnation flowers that were held in
water without adding exogenous bacteria was similar to that in stems of cut roses held in water…

… water influences the relations between foliar bacterial pathogens and plants. As a limited
resource in aerial plant tissues, water … growth if that water contained exogenous nutrients (147). …

… From this study it was not conclusive at what external bacterial number the water
relations of roses would be influenced. In the present experiment bacteria were added to …

… flowers in water containing bacteria (… exogenous bacteria ( lo4 cfu ml- I) inhibits the
development in several cultivars. Such bacterial counts are nearly always found in samples of water …

… Based on this rationale, we postulated that some water-soluble bacterial metabolites should
enhance … produced by soil bacteria can influence the internal water relations of intact plants. …

… Twenty roses were used to determine vase life and water relations. This occurred in a
controlled climate room (20 C, 60% rh and 15 … Results from other experiments (to be …

… application, the fact that it was mainly tested on bacteria, calli or isolated cell lines or from …
additional information on exogenous proline effects on some physiological (water relations, …

… water relation parameters (leaf water potential, solute potential, turgor potential and RWC) in
both maize cultivars. However, trehalose applied exogenously … –water relation parameters. …

… There are scarce data connecting water relations in Azospirillum-inoculated wheat suffering
drought during anthesis with the yield and mineral content of grains. Azospirillum brasilense …

… Under drought stress, the exogenous application of HgCl 2 decreased the water loss
transpiration rates of seedlings and SiNP100 alleviated this decrease. Therefore, this study can …