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Growth-promoting effect of a brassinosteroid in mycelial cultures of the fungusPsilocybe cubensis

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  1. Institut für Biotechnologie der AdW der DDR, DDR-7050, Leipzig

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  2. Institut für Biochemie der Pflanzen der AdW der DDR, DDR-4010, Halle/S.

    H. M. Vorbrodt

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Gartz, J., Adam, G. & Vorbrodt, H.M. Growth-promoting effect of a brassinosteroid in mycelial cultures of the fungusPsilocybe cubensis . Naturwissenschaften 77, 388–389 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01135741

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