1973Australian Journal of Biological SciencesOpen access

Growth Inhibitors From Etiolated Leaves of Barley (Hordeum Vulgare L.)

Roger Menhenett, D. J. Carr

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The unrolling of etiolated barley leaves, H. vulgare cv. Pallas, is phytochromemediated. After brief illumination with red light unrolling begins after 8 hr. The possibility that illumination results in the fall in content of an endogenous inhibitor led to the work reported.

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The unrolling of etiolated barley leaves, H. vulgare cv. Pallas, is phytochromemediated. After brief illumination with red light unrolling begins after 8 hr. The possibility that illumination results in the fall in content of an endogenous inhibitor led to the work reported.

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The unrolling of etiolated barley leaves, H. vulgare cv. Pallas, is phytochromemediated. After brief illumination with red light unrolling begins after 8 hr. The possibility that illumination results in the fall in content of an endogenous inhibitor led to the work reported.

Key concepts: Etiolation, Hordeum vulgare, Biology, Botany, Red light, Biological sciences, Endogeny, Poaceae

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