2018
DOI: 10.1134/s1021443718010089
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Influence of a Permanent Magnetic Field on the Composition and Content of Sugars in Leaves and Storage Roots of Radish Plants of Major Types of Magnetic Orientation

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“…In assessing the effect of magnetic fields on plant physiology, the effect of plant magnetotropism has been studied since the 1930s [BUKHARI et al 2019]. This effect was studied in plants in great detail, both in natural conditions, when plants developed in the Earth's magnetic field [AGLIASSA et al 2018;MUTHERT et al 2020;RADHAKRISHNAN 2019], and in conditions created artificially [NOVITSKAYA et al 2018;NYAKANE et al 2019;SHASHURIN et al 2017], when the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field acting on the plants changed. In all cases, the plants did not remain indifferent to the magnetic field effect.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In assessing the effect of magnetic fields on plant physiology, the effect of plant magnetotropism has been studied since the 1930s [BUKHARI et al 2019]. This effect was studied in plants in great detail, both in natural conditions, when plants developed in the Earth's magnetic field [AGLIASSA et al 2018;MUTHERT et al 2020;RADHAKRISHNAN 2019], and in conditions created artificially [NOVITSKAYA et al 2018;NYAKANE et al 2019;SHASHURIN et al 2017], when the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field acting on the plants changed. In all cases, the plants did not remain indifferent to the magnetic field effect.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%