diverse processes of growth and developmentinfluencediverse processes of growth and development

vegetative growthinfluencevegetative growth

the development and growth of plants(passive) only influenced bythe development and growth of plants

several aspects of growth and developmentinfluenceseveral aspects of growth and development

iron uptake in plantsinfluencingiron uptake in plants

in inhibition rather than stimulation of growth and development in plantsresultin inhibition rather than stimulation of growth and development in plants

root and trunk growthinfluenceroot and trunk growth

root growth and nodulationtriggerroot growth and nodulation

to growth and leaf expansioncontributeto growth and leaf expansion

an abnormal stimulation of cell growthcausingan abnormal stimulation of cell growth

vigorous root and shoot growthcreatevigorous root and shoot growth

abnormal growth and eventually deathcauseabnormal growth and eventually death

from seeds and stimulating growth to varying degreesoriginatingfrom seeds and stimulating growth to varying degrees

plant growth as well as the development of new plantsinfluenceplant growth as well as the development of new plants

almost every aspect of plant growth and development ( Davis , 1995influencealmost every aspect of plant growth and development ( Davis , 1995

gene expression and influence growth through tropismsinfluencegene expression and influence growth through tropisms

the plant 's growth and stage of lifeinfluencethe plant 's growth and stage of life

distorted plant growth when sprayed onto weedscausingdistorted plant growth when sprayed onto weeds

metabolic networks , which results in altered growth phenotypesinfluencemetabolic networks , which results in altered growth phenotypes

to cell growth and division , differentiation , and reproductive developmentcontributeto cell growth and division , differentiation , and reproductive development

changes in plant growth are gib- berellins and cytokininscausechanges in plant growth are gib- berellins and cytokinins

Hormonal regulation of senescenceEdit Programmed senescence seems(passive) to be heavily influenced byHormonal regulation of senescenceEdit Programmed senescence seems

several growth processes such as germination , elongation , flowering , and fruitinginfluenceseveral growth processes such as germination , elongation , flowering , and fruiting

many phases of plant growth andfreshness of cut flowersinfluencemany phases of plant growth andfreshness of cut flowers

the mechanisms of signal transduction pathways(passive) triggered bythe mechanisms of signal transduction pathways

plant architecture through the fine - tuning of shoot branching and root growthinfluencingplant architecture through the fine - tuning of shoot branching and root growth

to ‘ reprogram ’ the plant into changing its growth habit to increasing root developmentdesignedto ‘ reprogram ’ the plant into changing its growth habit to increasing root development

the growth of fruits Hormones that promote cell division and cell elongation are : gibberilinsalso influencethe growth of fruits Hormones that promote cell division and cell elongation are : gibberilins

increased cell division by stimulating the process of mitosiscauseincreased cell division by stimulating the process of mitosis

plants to grow rootscauseplants to grow roots

in phototropism by elongating the darkish aspect with the plant , also to gravitropism by inhibiting growth on the underside in the rootsresultin phototropism by elongating the darkish aspect with the plant , also to gravitropism by inhibiting growth on the underside in the roots

The processes of seed germination and seed dormancy(passive) are influenced byThe processes of seed germination and seed dormancy

plants to respond to environmental cuescauseplants to respond to environmental cues

dramatic phenotypic effectscan causedramatic phenotypic effects

tumors in plants known as crown gallscausetumors in plants known as crown galls

in crop plants during the infection with the parasitic plant Strigawere ... discoveredin crop plants during the infection with the parasitic plant Striga

Versus Perennial Benefits - Theory 2.2 Plant Self Pruning - Theory 2.3 Hormonal Induction of Senescence - Theory Programmed Senscence seems(passive) to be heavily influenced byVersus Perennial Benefits - Theory 2.2 Plant Self Pruning - Theory 2.3 Hormonal Induction of Senescence - Theory Programmed Senscence seems

in 1926 by the Dutch botanist ( a person specializing in the study of plantswere discoveredin 1926 by the Dutch botanist ( a person specializing in the study of plants

Leaf senescence , flower wilting , and fruit ripening(passive) is triggered byLeaf senescence , flower wilting , and fruit ripening

multiple changes in plants , including changes in secondary metabolites that might be toxiccausemultiple changes in plants , including changes in secondary metabolites that might be toxic