Importance of isolation of Nocardia in sputum of patients of Tuberculosis Diagnostic Centre.
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Co(2+) promoted elongation of hypocotyl segments of light-grown cucumber (Cucumis sativus) seedlings. Time course and dose response data are presented and interactions with IAA, gibberellin, cyclohexanol, and cotyledons described. Segments without cotyledons responded to Co(2+) only if grown in gas-tight vessels with IAA added. When bases of cotyledons were ringed with an inhibitor of auxin transport, Co(2+) caused no growth promotion in the hypocotyl. Co(2+) prevented lateral swelling of hypocotyls treated with supraoptimal IAA. Removal of ethylene from the atmosphere reduced the Co(2+) response, but Co(2+) did not counteract the inhibitory effect of increased ethylene levels. These results are consistent with the hypothesis that Co(2+) promotes hypocotyl elongation by inhibiting ethylene production. The hypothesis was confirmed by a direct demonstration that Co(2+), at growth-promoting concentrations, powerfully inhibited ethylene production in the cucumber hypocotyl.
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