Biologia Plantarum · 1976 · 20 citations · 5 references
Life SciencesPlant BiologyPlant SciencesPlant BiochemistryPlant Hormone BiologyPlant PhysiologyPlant-soil InteractionsSoil Chemical PropertiesSoil-plant InteractionsHumus ChemistryHumus CompositionPhytohormone ModulationPhytohormone ProductionPhytohormone RegulationPlant Growth Regulator Chemistry
Biologioal activities of humic acid (Na salt), hymatomelanic acid (Na salt), lignofulvic acid and of fulvic acids isolated from peat were studied by means of the auxin-, gibberellin-, and cytokinin- bioassays. All the four tested fractions showed higher or lower stimulating activity in these bioassays. However, the stimulating effect is considerably lower and cannot be interpreted as phytohormone activity. Some fractions in some concentrations also showed inhibitory effects. The manner of biological action of the studied fractions might bo the result of interaction of their respective components.
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Effect of Gibberellic Acid on Hypocotyl Growth of Lettuce Seedlings
B. Frankland, P. F. Wareing · Nature · 1960 · 343 citations
Application of Humus substances to overground organs of plants
Z. Sladký, V. Tichý · Biologia Plantarum · 1959 · 30 citations
Some biological effects of humic acids in the rat.