effect of thermal and ultrasound treatments on vegetal biomass from hard seed germination
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Abstract
The paper points out the combined effect of thermal and ultrasound treatments on vegetal biomass from hard seed germination. Exposing hard seeds to temperatures of -30°C for 72 h and then treating them with ultrasounds increased the amount of biomass of the germs with 75.4% compared to the control variant (not treated).
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| Authors | ;Ilie toth;Neculai Dragomir;Adrian Neagu |
| Journal | Enzyme and microbial technology |
| Year | 2013 |
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