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Effects of Gibberellin and Cytokinins on the Activity of Photosynthetic Enzymes and Plastid Ribosomal RNA Synthesis in Phaseolus vulgaris L.
Applications of hormones to fully expanded leaves of dwarf bean stimulate the activity of carboxydismutase. The increase in enzyme activity is not paralleled by synthesis of plastid ribosomal RNA nor is there ...
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Diversity of Flowering
The Induction of Flowering
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Effect of Abscisic Acid on Activity of Chromatin
THE pretreatment of dark-grown radish hypocotyls with abscisic acid (ABA) reduces their capacity for extension growth. Accompanying the growth response there is a small reduction in incorporation of nucleic ac...
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Rate-limiting Processes in Photosynthesis at Saturating Light Intensities
Partial defoliation leads to increased photosynthetic rates and increased levels of carboxylating enzymes, suggesting that in normal field conditions photosynthetic rates are limited by the levels of carboxyla...
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Distribution of Auxin in Horizontal Woody Stems in Relation to Gravimorphism
THE response of an inclined branch of an angiosperm tree to gravitational stimulation is manifested in several ways. Usually the young apical region exhibits a negative geotropic curvature, resulting from incr...
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Light Requirements of Buried Seeds
IT is well known that the upper layers of many types of soil contain large populations of buried, dormant seeds estimated to amount to many thousands per acre in some instances1. Many of these buried seeds are vi...
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Advancing Botany
Advances in Botanical Research
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Stimulation of Flowering in Certain Short-day Plants by Abscisin
ALTHOUGH day-length is known to control flowering in some plant species, and a variety of vegetative responses, including dormancy, runnering and tuberization, in other species the relationship between these d...
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Chemistry and Physiology of ‘Dormins’ In Sycamore: Identity of Sycamore ‘Dormin’ with Abscisin II
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Chemistry And Physiology of ‘Dormins’ In Sycamore: Action of the Sycamore ‘Dormin’ as a Gibberellin Antagonist
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Auxin and Gibberellin-like Substances in Peanut (Arachis hypogaea)
THE results here presented are part of an investigation on dormancy in seeds of the peanut, variety ‘Virginia Bunch’. This variety requires ‘after ripening’ in dry storage for about 4 months in natural conditi...
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Promotion of Cell Division in Tissue Cultures by Gibberellic Acid
IT is well established that gibberellic acid (GA) stimulates not only cell extension but also cell division in intact plants1,2. It has been shown that cambial division is stimulated when GA is applied to disbudd...
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Dormancy Regulators in Woody Plants: Experimental Induction of Dormancy in Betula pubescens
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Dormancy Regulators in Woody Plants: Isolation of the Inhibitor varying with Photoperiod in Acer pseudoplatanus
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Effects of Indolyl-3-Acetic Acid on the Movement of Nutrients within Plants
IT has been suggested that apical dominance and the ‘correlative inhibition’ of lateral buds may involve the diversion of nutrients towards actively growing regions, and that the role of auxin in correlative i...
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Changes in Endogenous Gibberellins in Relation to Chilling of Dormant Seeds
EMERGENCE from the rest period in potato tubers has been correlated with an increase in the level of endogenous gibberellin1. There have been no reports of similar observations with respect to breaking of seed do...
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Interaction of Growth Inhibitor and a Natural Germination Stimulator in the Dormancy of Fraxinus excelsior L.
DORMANCY of seeds of the genus Fraxinus has been variously ascribed to immaturity of the embryo1, mechanical resistance of the seed coats2,3, and the presence of growth-inhibiting substances within the pericarp3 ...
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Effect of Gibberellic Acid on Hypocotyl Growth of Lettuce Seedlings
GIBBERELLINS are physiologically defined by their ability to induce shoot elongation in certain dwarf plants and they have been demonstrated in various plant extracts using dwarf maize plants1 and dwarf peas2–4 a...