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Antibiotika als pflanzliche Plasmagifte

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The toxic action oflycomarasmine (a wilting agent produced byFusarium lycopersici Sacc., the causal organism of tomato-wilting) and ofpatulin (clavacin, an antibiotic produced byPenicillium patulum and by some other fungi) on some test-objects is studied (anthocyanin-test with red turnips, plasma-streaming test withSpirogyra etc.). Both substances are able to destroy for instance the semipermeability of the plasma boundary layer; but patulin proves to be more toxic for these objects than lycomarasmine, the specific poison of the tomato wilting disease.

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Gäumann, E., Jaag, O. & Braun, R. Antibiotika als pflanzliche Plasmagifte. Experientia 3, 70–71 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02164389

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