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3‐Methyleneoxindole and Plant Growth Regulation

The campound 3-methyleneoxindole was synthesized and tested in three “biological systems for auxin activity: Root initarion in pea stem currings, extension growth of etiolated pea stem segments and Avena first internodes. In none of the systems was found any effect — positive or negative of methyleneoxindole. It thus seems improbable that the compound participates in the growth regulation of these plants.

J. Hansen | A. Andersen | I. Møller

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