The use of cyclohexymide and chloramphenicol in raising the resistance of wheat plants triticum estivunz L. to cold and ablution

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Published
Sep 1, 2007
Pages
287-297

Abstract

Homogenized healthy seeds of Triticum aestivum L .Abo -Greab-3-cultivar were used to study the possibility of using a mixture oftwo protein synthesis inhibitors in Eukaryote and Prokaryote (cycloheximide and hloramphenicol )to increase cold and freezingtolerance of wheat . The study was designed as (3x3x3) Factorialexperiment and carried -out with three replicates according to randomizecomplete block design (RCBD). The first factor was represented by thetemperature which comprised 20,o,-5 C0 The second factor was theconcentration of the antibiotics mixture (cycloheximidechloramphenicol) which comprised 0:0,50}1g/mL:50 }lg/mL and 100}lg/mL: 100 }lglmL. The third factor was the treatment periods which were0,12,and 24 hours .Different degrees of temperature showed significant effects at0.05 level of significance in: plant height, nu .of tillers I plant ,nu. ofspikes /plant ,length and weight of spikes and weight of 1000 grains.Different concenterations of cycloheximide and chloramphenicol mixtureshowed significant effects in :nu .of tillers /plant ,nu. of spikes/ plant,weight of spikes ,nu. of grains /spikes and 1000 grains weight .Treatmentperiods showed significant effects in all studied parameters except infresh and dry gluten.All the interactions among the studied factors were significant.

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M. Sadek, محمد, G. Danial, and غریبة, “The use of cyclohexymide and chloramphenicol in raising the resistance of wheat plants triticum estivunz L. to cold and ablution”, EDUSJ, vol. 20, no. 1, pp. 287–297, Sep. 2007.