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Martin Vágner

2004

Název Interní autoři Typ publikace Štítky
226Ra uptake from soils into different plant species Martin Vágner Journal
The role of cytokinins and ethylene in bean cotyledon senescence. The effect of free radicals. Ivana Macháčková, Martin Vágner Journal
Trichloroacetic acid in Norway spruce/soil-system. II. Distribution and degradation in the plant Martin Vágner Journal
Changes in water status and proline and abscisic acid concentrations in developing somatic embryos of pedunculate oak (Quercus robur) during maturation and germination Martin Vágner Journal

2003

Název Interní autoři Typ publikace Štítky
Trichloracetic acid and Norway spruce Martin Vágner Journal
Phytoremediation of selected explosives Martin Vágner Journal

2001

Název Interní autoři Typ publikace Štítky
Ex vitro phenotype stability is affected by in vitro cultivation Martin Vágner Journal

2000

Název Interní autoři Typ publikace Štítky
The development of early somatic embryos of Abies cephalonica Zuzana Vondráková, Jana Opatrná, Martin Vágner Symposium poster
Immunolocalization of cytokinins in Norway spruce somatic embryos Zuzana Vondráková, Lucie Fischerová, Martin Vágner, Ivana Macháčková Symposium poster

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Figure 3. Morphology of three-week-old emblings developed from embryos desiccated at different relative humidity levels (G100, G95, and G90). (A) – Overview of emblings; (B) – Length of whole shoots (dark gray columns), hypocotyls (light gray columns), and primary roots (white columns). The image of the embling inserted in graph B shows the measured parts – shoot (s), hypocotyl (h), and root (r).
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