[Effect of high intensity magnetic field on the processes of early growth in plant seeds and development of honeybees].
← Research streamThe study reports that magnetic field exposure influenced early growth processes in plant seeds and postembryonic development in honeybees, identifying general trends and differences in tolerance between the two. The authors also discuss factors that may cont…
Study snapshot
Abstract
The influence of magnetic field on the early growth processes in plant seeds and the postembryonic development of honeybees was studied. Some general trends in the effects of magnetic field and differences in the tolerance of plant seeds and developing honeybees to its action were revealed. Some factors that may be responsible for a low reproducibility of magneto-biological effects are discussed.
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Main findings
The study reports that magnetic field exposure influenced early growth processes in plant seeds and postembryonic development in honeybees, identifying general trends and differences in tolerance between the two. The authors also discuss factors that may contribute to low reproducibility of magneto-biological effects.
Outcomes measured
- Early growth processes in plant seeds
- Postembryonic development in honeybees
- Tolerance differences to magnetic field exposure
- Reproducibility of magneto-biological effects (discussed factors)
Limitations
- Exposure characteristics (e.g., field strength, frequency, duration) not provided in the abstract
- Sample size and study design details not provided
- Results described qualitatively without quantitative effect estimates
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 14735795
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