selection of growth stimulators among the pyridine substitutes of mercapto acids

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Abstract
We tracked the grow-stimulating activity of new synthesized pyridinesubstitutes of L- cysteine and others mercaptoacids. We also studied the influence of the synthesized conections on cels growth and fision of Cucumis sp. sprouts (cultivar "Competitor"). The obtained results confirm the perspective selection of new efective and ecologicaly safe grow-stimulators of agricultural culture from these chemical substances. We sugested that dihydrochloride S-(pyridine-4-il)-L-cysteine could be considered as grow-stimulated substance which has weak toxic activity and intensive grow-stimulating activity. This product is capable to increase the length of the main rot and quantity of lateral rots of sprouts of gourd family that promotes more faster development of gypocotile and leaves and increases the productivity and viability of the plants.
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Authors ;Petrusha Yu.Yu.;Omelyanchik L.A.
Journal colloids and surfaces b: biointerfaces
Year 2013
DOI
10.7905/bmspu.v0i3(6).544
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http://ojs.mdpu.org.ua/index.php/biol/article/view/660/581
Keywords
l-cysteine mercaptoacidsbiology (general)

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