Synthetic Hatching Agents for Heterodera Schachtii Schm. and Their Mode of Action
Audrey M. Shepherd, A.J. Clarke
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Audrey M. Shepherd, A.J. Clarke
Abstract
Two hundred and eighty-three compounds were tested for their hatching activity for Heterodera schachtii Schmidt, 31 of these, at the given concentrations, gave hatches equal to or greater than that obtained with beet root diffusate. No correlation was found between hatching activity and redox potential for the 25 redox compounds examined. The structure of the artificial hatching agents and the mechanism of hatching are discussed.
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Two hundred and eighty-three compounds were tested for their hatching activity for Heterodera schachtii Schmidt, 31 of these, at the given concentrations, gave hatches equal to or greater than that obtained with beet root diffusate. No correlation was found between hatching activity and redox potential for the 25 redox compounds examined. The structure of the artificial hatching agents and the mechanism of hatching are discussed.
Key concepts: Hatching, Heterodera schachtii, Biology, Mode of action, Botany, Animal science, Toxicology, Ecology