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The use of silica sand in micropropagation of woods
micropropagation agar silica sand
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2015/3/6
Cultures in vitro made in agar are rather precarious, because gel strength varies both with the medium formula used and the source and grade of agar. Any solidifying agent (like for example agar) shou...
Relationship between Root Respiration and Silica : Calcium Ratio and Ammonium Concentration in Bleeding Sap from Stem in Rice Plants during the Ripening Stage
Ammonium Bleeding Calcium Rice Root respiration
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2009/7/29
Rice plants were given various treatments, such as organic matter application, a large amount of nitrogen as topdressing and light shading of 75%, and ammonium (NH3), silica (SiO2) and calcium (Ca) in...
Silica Deposition in Cell Walls of the Stomatal Apparatus of Rice Leaves
Cell wall Guard cell Oryza sativa L. Silica Stoma Stomatal movement
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2009/7/24
Silica Deposition in Cell Walls of the Stomatal Apparatus of Rice Leaves.
Silica Distribution on the Husk Epidermis at Different Parts of the Panicle in Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Determined by X-ray Microanalysis
Epidermis Husk Oryza sativa L. Panicle Silica X-ray microanalysis
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2009/7/24
Silica Distribution on the Husk Epidermis at Different Parts of the Panicle in Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Determined by X-ray Microanalysis.
Effects of Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Concentration on Silica Deposition in Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Panicle
Elevated [CO2] Oryza sativa L. Panicle SEM Silica Transpiration X-ray microanalysis
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2009/7/23
The effects of elevated carbon dioxide concentration ([CO2]) on silica deposition on husk epidermis of rice (Oryza sativa L. cv. Akitakomachi) during the flowering stage were investigated in this stud...
Effects of Nitrogen Levels on the Morphology of Silica Bodies from Motor Cells in Rice (Oryza sativa L.)
Motor cell Nitrogen effect Rice Silica body
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2009/7/16
The purpose of this study was to discuss the practical usefulness of the discrimination of indica and japonica cultivar groups based on the morphology of silica bodies from motor cells in rice (Oryza ...