… plant for the rapid bioassay as it provides several advantages, such as small size of plant,
easy growth under laboratory conditions, rapid life … a rapid bioassay for detecting the growth-…

… Indeed, Van Wees and colleagues (39,40) showed that Arabidopsis plants in which both
ISR, induced by a plant growth-promoting rhizobacterium, and SAR, induced by a pathogen or …

… Bioassay methods play an essential part in studies of plant growth substances. For
practical purposes, such assays should be simple to perform. For routine analysis of samples …

… , these bioassays may be altered by using different test plants and by changing the environmental
conditions. In this study, the sensitivities of three simple and rapid bioassays … test plant. …

… two pollens caused such rapid growth in the bean second internode bioassay that the stem
… show no activity in a bioassay because the action of the plant growth substance may be …

… of P fertilizer, manure or sludge, a rapid, whole-plant bioassay was developed using tomato
(… , Burns A and Burns IG 2002 Relationships between phosphorus forms and plant growth. J. …

… bioassay), 3. The inhibition of frond proliferation in duckweed (a bioassay for herbicides and
plant growth … The bioassays permit the convenient and rapid evaluation of various plant parts…

… Blackseeded Simpson) and leafy spurge (Montana Accession) using standard seedling
bioassays on 1.0% agar. Lettuce is a standard indicator species for plant growth responses to …

… In the isolation of Rrowth factors from plant tissues and other sources inorj^'anic salts are
fre(… used for bioassays, therefore, il is necessary lo lake into account increases in growth which …

… rapid, sensitive, seedling-based bioassay that can be used to evaluate the relative toxicity of
solid and liquid media and to evaluate plant … , root and shoot growth as parameters. For this …