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Pachypodium on steroids! (Triplantanol)
Pachypodium on steroids! (Triplantanol)
Pachypodium on steroids! (Triplantanol)
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Pachypodium lameri is one plant that responds very well to feeding with triplantanol if conditions are right. Everyone thinks the growth of leaves looks as though the plant is on steroids. I assure people that triplantanol does not contain steroids, however it does contain plant growth regulators. You can see the effect in our photograph. Leaves are normally around 20mm x 200mm however this monster is 77mm x 440mm on its largest leaves. It is also very noticeable how much thicker the leaves are than normal. There is some curving of the leaves which is due to cell expansion down the midrib. The plant is growing in a 25cms pot in a UK conservatory.
7 years old, 100 cms high, with a crown spread of leaves of 95cms.
Fed with triplantanol at 6 week intervals.
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| • | Cell: Highlights of 2006 | |
| A look back at 2006, featuring interviews with two of this year's Nobel Laureates, Dr Craig Mello and Dr Roger Kornberg, as well as Dr Paul Nurse, president of New York's Rockefeller University, sharing his views on how the results of the recent midterm elections may influence biomedical research funding in the United States | ||
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| • | GLOSSARY R | |
| red blood cell Component of the blood that transports oxygen with the hemoglobin molecule. ... resulting double-stranded DNA is inserted into a chromosome of the host cell. PICTURE 1 ... | ||
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By John Wiley & Sons, Inc - Copyright property of Triplantanol.com 2006 - version: v1.5 build A
By John Wiley & Sons, Inc - Copyright property of Triplantanol.com 2006 - version: v1.5 build A