1990
DOI: 10.1508/cytologia.55.209
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Effects of the herbicide Tribunil on root mitosis of Allium cepa.

Abstract: The cytological effects of many herbicides have been studied on different plant materials e.g. Ioxynil on roots of Vicia faba and Pisum sativum (Rost et al. 1977), Fluometuron on roots of wheat and broad bean (El-Sadek and Ashour 1978), Stomp on roots of Allium cepa (Mousa 1982), Glean on roots of Allium cepa and Vicia faba (Badr and Ibrahim 1987), Igran and Garlon-4 on roots of Allium cepa (El-Khodary et al. 1987, 1989). It has been found that all of these herbicides were antimitotic and caused various types … Show more

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“…This effect is similar to those compounds which known as mitotic poisons or C-mitotic compounds (Grant 1978). These results are similar to the results obtained by El-Khodary et al (1990), Ghareeb and Hegazi (1993) and Ghareeb et al (1995).…”
Section: Effect On Mitosissupporting
confidence: 91%
“…This effect is similar to those compounds which known as mitotic poisons or C-mitotic compounds (Grant 1978). These results are similar to the results obtained by El-Khodary et al (1990), Ghareeb and Hegazi (1993) and Ghareeb et al (1995).…”
Section: Effect On Mitosissupporting
confidence: 91%
“…It was also seen that the frequency of prophase was higher in all Fusilade concentrations as well as the control (Dalgic 2005). In other studies with the herbicides, similar results were obtained, metribuzin in Vicia faba (Soliman and Ghoneam 2004) and tribunil in Allium cepa (El-Khodary et al 1990) made an increase in prophase cells in root meristematic cells. Plants treated with herbicides that cause disruption of cell division have mitotic stages present, but sometimes one or more stages normally present will be absent or aberrant.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…They could be due to the breakage and reunion (EL-Khodary et al 1990) or due to the general stickiness of chromosomes (Haliem 1990). Chromosomal fragments, micronucleus and multipolar were also recorded after treatments with the insecticide.…”
Section: Cytological Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%