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auxins Auxins (plural of
auxin /ˈɔːksɪn/) are a
class of
plant hormones (or plant-growth regulators) with some morphogen-like characteristics.
Auxins...
- into flowers.
Auxins were the
first class of
growth regulators discovered. A
Dutch Biologist Frits Warmolt Went
first described auxins. They
affect cell...
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cells and
results in
downstream effects that lead to
primordial growth.
Auxins have a
large impact on
plant primordium development because of
their effect...
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meristem produces auxin which prevents axillary buds from growing. The
axillary buds
begin developing when they are
exposed to less
auxin, for
example if...
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auxin will move
towards the
shaded side and
promote elongation of the
cells on that side to
cause the
plant to
curve towards the
light source.
Auxins...
- US
Geological Survey. As of 2019[update], 2,4-D was the most used of the
auxins. 45,000,000
pounds (20,000,000 kg) were spra**** that year,
compared to 2...
- of
auxins from
cells is
termed auxin efflux and the
entry of
auxin in to
cells is
called auxin influx. The
first step in
polar transport is
auxin influx...
- that
auxin are
essential for the
development of
extra root
hairs in
response to P deficiency.
There is
growing evidence suggesting that
auxins act as...
- most
common naturally occurring plant hormone of the
auxin class. It is the best
known of the
auxins, and has been the
subject of
extensive studies by plant...
- PMC 4330578. PMID 25604447. Großkinsky DK, Petrášek J (February 2019). "
Auxins and
cytokinins - the
dynamic duo of growth-regulating
phytohormones heading...
