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Information × Registration Number 0209U006324, 0106U008157 , R & D reports Title Investigation o physiological-genetical mechanisms of trofical,phytohromone and phytohomone regulation of temps ctll of plants popup.stage_title Вивчення впливу біологічно активних речовин на рослини та патогени, обргунтування і розробка біологічних методів стимуляції і захисту рослин Head Zhmyrko V.V., Registration Date 04-02-2009 Organization Kharkov National University named after V.N.Karazin popup.description2 Objects - monogenicdominate isogenic by EE genes lines of soybean and VRN and PPD isogenic lines of wheat, tomato, soil microflora of different agrocenosis, tulip, red pepper (paprika), phytopathogenic microorganisms, antagonists. Aim - to reveal the possible role VRN and PPD genes of wheat and EE genes of soybean in determination of phytohormone balance, dynamic of carbohydrates and nitrogen contain, and phytohrome regulation of carbohydrates contain of tomato in term to transition to generational development. To discover structure-functional alterations in microbiocenose of different soil cenosis and physiology-biochemical interactions of pathogen-organism-antagonists. Methods - spectrophotometry, photocolorimetry, physiological-biochemical assays, methods of microbiological investigations, statistic analysis. Type and rates development control genes VRN, PPD of wheat and ЕЕ of soybean determine alterations of hormonal balance (ratio of growth stimulating and growth inhibiting hormones) and metabolicsystem - synthesis of carbohydrates and nitrogen-containing substances, determine flowering time transition. Phytochrome system by carbohydrates synthesis changes mediately influence to tomato quickly-ripping. Season dynamics and soil microbiocenosis structure depends upon a type of agrophytocenosis. Microboicenosis tolerance to environmental cues is determined by their structure and interactions among the components. The interaction pathogen-microorganism-antagonist is determined by their biological properties. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close