Hormone-Like Activities of Humic Substances in Different Forest Ecosystems - Pizzeghello, Diego; Nicolini, Gianni; Nardi, Serenella (The New phytologist, 2002)
Keywords: Abies alba; Acid soils; Animal and plant ecology; Animal, plant and microbial ecology; Autoecology; beta-fructofuranosidase; Betula pendula; Biological and medical sciences; enzyme activity; forest ecology; Forest ecosystems; Forest soils; Forestry; forests; Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology; General forest ecology; Generalities. Production, biomass. Quality of wood and forest products. General forest ecology; gibberellins; hormone‐like activity; humic acids; humic substances; humus; in vitro and in vivo activity; indole acetic acid; interspecific variation; Italy; Montane forests; peroxidase; Plants; Plants and fungi; seed germination; seedling growth; Seedlings; Silver; silver fir and beech forests; Soil biochemistry; soil fertility; soil horizons; Soil organic matter; Soil science; Southern Europe; Italy; Europe; Forests; Organic matter; Auxin; Growth; Soil fertility; Plant juvenile growth stage; β-Fructofuranosidase; Forest soil; Phaeozems; Humus; Enzymatic activity; Luvisols; Dicotyledones; Indoleacetic acid; Ecosystem; Angiospermae; Softwood forest tree; Gymnospermae; Plant growth substance; Hardwood forest tree; Peroxidase; Abies alba; Cambisols; Enzyme; Germination; Gibberellin; Fagaceae; Metabolism; Biological activity; Peroxidases; Glycosidases; Podzols; Hydrolases; Coniferales; Spermatophyta; Oxidoreductases; Gibberellic acid; O-Glycosidases; Picea abies; Humic acid; Fagus sylvatica; humic substances; silver fir and beech forests; in vitro and in vivo activity; hormone-like activity; soil fertility