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flowers> stem> root. The number of leaves in the flowering growth stage recorded 14.66, 22.34, 28.37 and 29.98 in C. procera plants referred control, T1, T2 and T3; respectively. The relative growth rates (RGRs) of C. procera control plants is generally higher than that of C. procera irrigated plants with magnetic water especially in the case of the first and third growth stages. In most cases, magnetic water increased all element and metal contents of C. procera leaves as compared to those irrigated by nonmagnetic water, except for iron and calcium. The magnetic water stimulated the production of phytohormones and photosynthetic pigments as compared to the control. In addition, the current study proved that magnetic water increased the enzyme activity of amylase and decreased that of protease and Peroxidase.]]>
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