In this article we will discuss about the transport of growth hormones in plants. Non-Hormonal Factors: Carbon dioxide has been known for a long time to stimulate plant growth. There are at least two CO2 responses which depend on the CO2 concentrations. One is the responses to low concentrations, e.g. 0.03% and the other to […]
Transport of Growth Hormones in Plants
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Top 11 Inhibitors of Plant Growth Regulators
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In this article we will discuss about the top eleven inhibitors of plant growth regulators. The inhibitors are: 1. Ascorbic Acid 2. Heliangine and Portulal 3. Xanthoxin 4. Lunularic Acid 5. Asparagusate 6. Brassinolide 7. Pestalotin 8. Dihydroconiferyl Alcohol 9. Germination Inhibitors 10. Fusicoccin 11. Brassins. Inhibitor # 1. Ascorbic Acid: It is also called […]
Growth Regulators in Flowering Plants| Plant Physiology
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In this article we will discuss about the growth regulators in flowering. Phytohormones and Flower Initiation: In recent years considerable information has accumulated to demonstrate that growth regulations change the flowering behaviour of several plant species. Further the effect of growth regulators varies with the plant species, its age, concentration of growth regulators employed as […]
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