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Ethylene-Induced Activation of Xylanase in Adventitious Roots of Maize as a Response to the Stress Effect of Root Submersion by Bragina, T V, Martinovich, L I, Rodionova, N A, Bezborodov, A M, Grineva, G M

“…Submersion of roots of ten-day-old maize (Zea maysL.) seedlings was accompanied by a decrease in pO^sub 2^and an increase in pCO^sub 2^of the medium adjacent…”
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Ethylene Production and Activation of Hydrolytic Enzymes during Acclimation of Maize Seedlings to Partial Flooding by Bragina, T. V., Rodionova, N. A., Grinieva, G. M.

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Intestinal microbiote of athletes by Bragina, T V, Elizarova, E V, Sheveleva, S A

“…The intestinal microbiota, due to new data on its functions obtained in the last decade, has become a new target point of influence on the organism. However,…”
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Photosynthesis and Dark Respiration in Leaves of Different Ages of Partly Flooded Maize Seedlings by Bragina, T. V., Ponomareva, Yu. V., Drozdova, I. S., Grinieva, G. M.

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Role of tomatoes and products thereof in human healthy diet by Shiсh, E V, Elizarova, E V, Makhova, A A, Bragina, T V

“…Tomatoes are an essential part of the diet. Epidemiological studies have established a link between the consumption of tomatoes, which contain carotenoids, and…”
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Photosynthesis, respiration, and transpiration in maize seedlings under hypoxia induced by complete flooding by Bragina, T V, Drozdova, I S, Ponomareva, YuV, Alekhin, V I, Grineva, G M

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The rates of photosynthesis, respiration, and transpiration in young maize plants under hypoxia by Bragina, T V, Drozdova, I S, Alekhin, V I, Ponomareva, Y, Grineva, G M

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Ethylene-induced activation of xylanase in adventitious roots of maize as a response to the stress effect of root submersion by Bragina, T V, Martinovich, L I, Rodionova, N A, Bezborodov, A M, Grineva, G M

“…Submersion of roots of ten-day-old maize (Zea mays L.) seedlings was accompanied by a decrease in pO2 and an increase in pCO2 of the medium adjacent to roots…”
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