1983
DOI: 10.1007/bf01960663
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A dramatic role of terpenoids in increasing rice production

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“…Higher concentrations of solutions of the studied agents, as in medicine with pharmaceuticals, had a depressing effect on a living organism-silkworm grena. In cases using higher concentrations of extracts (2,4), a slight increase in revitalization (ATEN 1.0-1.25%) or a serious decrease (AANN 1.0-8.25%) was recorded. In variants (1,3,5), where grena was treated in solutions of agents with a lower concentration, an increase in the yield of caterpillars (revitalization) by 4.50-8.75 absolute percent was observed.…”
Section: Antinosema and Antiviral Activity In Sericulturementioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Higher concentrations of solutions of the studied agents, as in medicine with pharmaceuticals, had a depressing effect on a living organism-silkworm grena. In cases using higher concentrations of extracts (2,4), a slight increase in revitalization (ATEN 1.0-1.25%) or a serious decrease (AANN 1.0-8.25%) was recorded. In variants (1,3,5), where grena was treated in solutions of agents with a lower concentration, an increase in the yield of caterpillars (revitalization) by 4.50-8.75 absolute percent was observed.…”
Section: Antinosema and Antiviral Activity In Sericulturementioning
confidence: 97%
“…To date, as a result of the studies, one of the effective biostimulants for increasing the yield of rice are natural sesquiterpenoids α-santonin, zerumbon and C 16 -guayanolide, isolated from various plants, increase the yield of rice after one-day soaking of seeds in their solutions at a dilution of 1:10000 compared with control at 14.17% (santonin, zerumbon) and 7.5% (C 16 -guayanolide) [4,5].…”
Section: Growth Activity Of Rice Growing and Cotton Growingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The growth-regulating activity of a number of sesquiterpenoids was described in [7,8], and it was found that α -santonin (1), zerumbone (2), and C16-guaianolide (3), (Fig. 1) when rice seeds were soaked for 24 hours in solutions of the above compounds at a dilution of 1:10000 increase the yield of rice compared to the control by 14.17% (α-santonin and zerumbone) and 7.5% (C16-guaianolide).…”
Section: Biostimulating Activitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since 1, the principal component, shows a variety of physiological effects, e.g., anti-cancer, 28,29) HIV inhibitory, 30) anti-inflammatory, 31) plant growth regulatory, 32,33) and Epstein-Barr virus-inhibitory effects, 28) it was anticipated that the zerumbone derivatives might exhibit useful biological activity. It is notable that 1 has much biological activity, but it is important that the compound, which has a cyclic system, was changed dynamically by the structural transformation and showed biological activity that 1 did not have.…”
Section: Biological Activitymentioning
confidence: 99%