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Thiophene accumulation in hairy roots ofTagetes patula in response to fungal elicitors

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Hairy roots ofTagetes patula were treated with fungal extracts from 3 different fungi. Treated roots were found to accumulate thiophenes at a higher level than untreated control cultures. The kinetics of thiophene formation varied with the fungus from which the elicitor was prepared, elicitor concentration and duration of exposure.

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Mukundan, U., Hjortso, M. Thiophene accumulation in hairy roots ofTagetes patula in response to fungal elicitors. Biotechnol Lett 12, 609–614 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01030761

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