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controls morphogenesis of plant
tissue cultures |
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derived from carotenes (tetraterpenes) |
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dioxin is a byproduct of the
manufacture of these hormone analogs |
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apples are a rich source of this
hormone |
|
closes stomata |
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chemically similar to nucleotide
in DNA |
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causes loosening of the cell
wall |
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carbon dioxide inhibits many
actions |
|
occurs as free base, nucleoside,
nucleotide |
|
breaks dormancy in seeds and
buds |
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bolting |
|
biosynthesized from tryptophan |
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coconut milk is a rich source |
|
coded by two genes on the
Ti plasmid |
|
indole ring |
|
involved in apical dominance
|
|
promotes
flowering of pineapples
|
|
prevents vivipary |
|
promotes stem elongation in
intact plants |
|
parthenocarpic fruit development |
|
often
antagonistic to effects of ABA |
|
napthalene
acetic acid has similar activity |
|
molecule
with 4 or 5 rings |
|
methionine
is the amino acid precursor
|
|
HCN produced during biosynthesis |
|
reverses
dwarfing in some plants
|
|
reverses
juvenility in ivy
|
|
stimulates
a membrane-bound proton pump
|
|
stimulates
amylase production in cereal grains
|
|
stimulates cell elongation |
|
stimulates seed germination |
|
synthesis is stimulated by
wounding |
|
terpene |
|
triple
response
|
|
stimulates
coleoptile/shoot elongation but inhibits root growth
|
|
used to increase size and
spacing in grapes |
|
sesquiterpene |
|
affects sex expression in plants |
|
about 40 different structures
are known |
|
AMO1618
inhibits synthesis
|
|
one bad apple spoils the whole
bunch |