- hormones. Went and
Thimann coined the term "
phytohormone" and used it in the
title of
their 1937 book.
Phytohormones occur across the
plant kingdom, and even...
- complex.
Plant phytohormones have an
effect on the
growth and
response of
plants to
environmental stimuli. Some of
these phytohormones are
involved in...
- 1920s.
Kenneth V.
Thimann became the
first to
isolate one of
these phytohormones and to
determine its
chemical structure as indole-3-acetic acid (IAA)...
- morphology.
Phytohormones have been
shown to play a key role in
signaling throughout the plant, and
changes in
concentration of the
phytohormones can cause...
- types: uses of cell wall–degrading enzymes, toxins,
effector proteins,
phytohormones, and exopolysaccharides. Cell wall-degrading enzymes:
These are used...
- of cotton,
pineapples and
other climacteric crops.
Another class of
phytohormones is the jasmonates,
first isolated from the oil of
Jasminum grandiflorum...
- grown. A.
vinelandii is a free-living N2
fixer known to
produce many
phytohormones and
vitamins in soils. It
produces fluorescent pyoverdine pigments....
- wave. The
primary touch signal induces a
signaling cascade of
other phytohormones, most
notably gamma-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) and
Jasmonate (JA). In...
-
heavy metals in soil, and may
cause plants to grow
faster by
producing phytohormones. In many
parts of the world, a "heath" or "heathland" is an environment...
- Tarakhovskaya, E. R.; Maslov, Yu. I.; Shishova, M. F. (April 2007). "
Phytohormones in algae".
Russian Journal of
Plant Physiology. 54 (2): 163–170. doi:10...
