Physiological effect of streptomyces on cyclamen pot flower

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Tracking physiological effect of a single treatment of cyclamen with an isolated strain of actinomyces (Ts1) against the background of rhizosphere microflora or self is a comparative vascular experience. Treated well developed aligned growth plants—cyclamen variety HALIOS MAGENTA—phase formation of flower buds. Account number are formed of colored buttons and a percentage blooming buds. Reporting is visually common type of decorative plants. Research actinomyces strain administered as cultural liquid in a concentration 1÷-1,2 × 108 CFU favorable impact on vegetative and seed development of test plant- cyclamen. The data shows that plants treated with Ts1 formed nearly twice as many colors as compared to control. © 2009 Taylor and Francis Group, LLC.

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Licheva, T., Badzhinerov, N., Savov, V., & Moncheva, P. (2009). Physiological effect of streptomyces on cyclamen pot flower. Biotechnology and Biotechnological Equipment, 23, 709–712. https://doi.org/10.1080/13102818.2009.10818523

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