Induction of Mutations by Chronic Gamma Exposure of Rice Plant Growing without Fertilizing

The main advantage of gamma (-irradiation) fields is in the ease with which chronic treatments can be made at any desired exposure-rate. This prompted to see whether any part of genetic effect of radiation could be changed if plants raised without application of fertilizers were chronically irradiat...

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Veröffentlicht in:	RADIOISOTOPES 1968/08/15, Vol.17(8), pp.382-387
1. Verfasser:	YAMAGUCHI, Hikoyuki
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng ; jpn
Schlagworte:	ABUNDANCE ANGIOSPERMIDAE/Oryza sativa, radioinduced mutations in, effects of fertilizers on chronic CEREALS FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS/effects on $gamma$-radiosensitivity of rice plants GAMMA RADIATION GAMMA RADIATION/effects on rice, effects of fertilizers on mutagenic INSPECTION MUTATIONS MUTATIONS/radioinduced, in rice plants, effects of fertilizers on chronic N28300 -Life Sciences-Genetics & Cytogenetics PLANTS PRODUCTION RADIATION DOSES RICE SOILS VARIATIONS
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Zusammenfassung:	The main advantage of gamma (-irradiation) fields is in the ease with which chronic treatments can be made at any desired exposure-rate. This prompted to see whether any part of genetic effect of radiation could be changed if plants raised without application of fertilizers were chronically irradiated. Experimental results showed that the effect of a lack of fertilizer was not significantly noticed.
ISSN:	0033-8303 1884-4111
DOI:	10.3769/radioisotopes.17.8_382