Determination of nitrate reductase activity
NO3- taken up by plant roots must be metabolically reduced before it can be further utilized by the plant. Nitrate reductase (EC.1.6.6.1, abbreviated as NR) is
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Effect of plant hormones on the formation and differentiation of healing tissues
Plant tissue culture can study the laws of growth and differentiation of cultured parts without interference from other parts of the plant body, and can utilize
Determination of malondialdehyde in plant tissues
Determination of malondialdehyde content in plant tissues is to understand the factors of malondialdehyde (malondialdehyde, MDA ) formation in living organisms;
Determination of plant mineral elements by atomic absorption
Plant mineral elements are essential for plant growth, and most of them are involved in metabolic activities as necessary components of coenzymes or cofactors.
Determination of ethylene content by gas chromatography
Ethylene (ETHYLENE) is one of the endogenous plant hormones, which exists in the form of a gas and has a variety of physiological functions for the plant body.
Observations on plant vernalization and photoperiodic phenomena
The developmental process of plant flower buds is often influenced by environmental factors . In particular, temperature and photoperiod are affected. The study
Isolation and preparation of plant chloroplasts
The isolation and preparation of plant chloroplasts is an important technical condition for the study of the structure and function of chloroplasts and the mech
Effect of gibberellin on the induced synthesis of alpha-starch
Master the method of determining amylase activity by using gibberellin (GA3)-induced degradation of starch by synthetic a-amylase to diminish the blue-purple co
Determination of plant hormones by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
Plant growth and development, gene expression, and response to environmental stimuli are governed by hormone balance in the body. However, due to the extremely