- with the
suffix "-nasty" and have
prefixes that
depend on the stimuli:
Epinasty: downward-bending from
growth at the top, for example, the
bending down...
- then
oxidized in leaves. The
ethylene produced causes nastic movements (
epinasty) of the leaves,
perhaps helping the
plant to lose less
water in compensation...
- and/or high
temperatures at the end of the
production cycle Dropping (
epinasty)
Ethylene toxicity (< 1 ppm) or low
temperature chilling Edema Physiological...
- hormones.
Nastic movements results from
differential cell
growth (e.g.
epinasty and hiponasty), or from
changes in
turgor pressure within plant tissues...
- sea
water (around 5 g salt per kg). In
brackish water, its
leaves show
epinasty and chlorosis, and
eventually die.
Rafts of
harvested water hyacinth have...
-
sometimes called "tomato
bunchy top disease".
Other symptoms include leaf
epinasty, stunting, and
necrosis of the leaf midvein.
Affected trees will show rootstock...
-
Increased Ethylene Production during Clinostat Experiments May
Cause Leaf
Epinasty.
Plant Physiol. 49 (2):183-186
Raymond M Wheeler,
Frank B.
Salisbury (1981)...
- true for flood-sensitive
plants that show
drooping of
their leaves due to
epinasty (rather than wilting). CO2 is
vital for
plant growth, as it is the substrate...
- syn.
arbuscular mycorrhiza)
endoparasite endospore epidemic epidemiology epinasty epiphytotic The
epidemic condition of a disease, in a
plant po****tion...
-
after infection. The
rachises and
shoots that are
elongating may show
epinasty or "shepherd's crook"
symptoms [6]. The
grape fruits may also have the...
