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The effect of gibberellic acid on exponential growth rate of four strains of Chlorella was investigated under variety of experimental conditions. In concentrations from 10 ppm to 100 ppm, gibberellic acid was shown to have no effect on Chlorella growth. In concentration of 200 ppm, gibberellic acid exerted some unfavorable effect on algal growth.
Growth characteristics of Chlorella 1-9-30 compared with Chlorella 7-11-05
Secretory activity of algal Chlorella cells effect on buffering characteristics of Tris or sodium citrate-citric acid suspending fluid
Temperature and light intensity effects on cell division in synchronized suspensions of high temperature strain Chlorella 7-11-05
Photosynthetic activity in small and large cells of chlorella pyrenoidosa, 7-11-05
Buffering capacity of substances liberated by Chlorella expressed in terms of van Slyke buffer index, noting changes in pH
Van Slykes buffer values for Chlorella cell secretions into surrounding medium
Cell aging as decline in metabolic activity due to enzyme system degradation and malnutrition, over- crowding and disease in multicellular systems
Organic synthesis of high temperature chlorella separated into small or large cells by fractional centrifugation
Synthetic activity during nonsynchronized growth chlorella, separated into age groups by fractional centrifugation
Activity variations of photosynthetic mechanisms in green plant cells
Buffering of algae - cell division of Chlorella
Algal cell buffering activity & effect on cell division
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Organic synthesis by green, high temperature algae in various developmental stages
Photosynthetic variability in algae cells