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The effect of ultrasound on the root meristem of Zea mays
The first recorded effect of ultrasound - acoustical waves at a frequency above the audible range - on living organisms was produced by accident over 50 years ago. Chilowsky and Langevin (1916) had been investigating the ability of ultrasonic signals to detect underwater obstacles and had noted that...
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2026
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