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Indoleacetic acid cytokinins

Plant hormone analysis tends to be a very difficult task due in part to the low levels that occur naturally. Over the past several years Weiler and his coworkers and a number of other groups have developed extremely sensitive immunoassays for many of the natural plant hormones ( ). These assays have greatly reduced the time and effort required to analyze indoleacetic acid, cytokinins, gibberellins, and abscisic acid. [Pg.248]

In animals hormones are produced either in special glands (cf. Table 64) or are formed in tissues in which the production of hormones is a biochemical side activity only (so-called tissue hormones). In plants and microorganisms, special hormone-producing glands are absent, but also in plants hormone synthesis is unequal in the different types of cells. Cytokinins, for instance, are produced predominantly in roots and 3-indoleacetic acid in apical meristems. [Pg.498]

Hemberg T, Larsson U (1972) Interaction of kinetin and indoleacetic acid in the Avena straight-growth test. Physiol Plant 26 104-107 Henson IE, Wareing PF (1974) Cytokinins in Xanthium strumarium A rapid response to short-day treatment. Physiol Plant 32 185-187 Hewett EW, Wareing PF (1973) Cytokinins in Populus x robusta (Schneid) Light effects on endogenous levels. Planta 114 119-129... [Pg.68]

Kohler K-H, Dorfler M, Goring H (1980) The influence of light on the cytokinin content of Amaranthus seedlings. Biol Plant 22 128-134 Kondo K, Watanable A, Imaseki H (1975) Relationships in actions of indoleacetic acid, benzyladenine and abscisic acid in ethylene production. Plant Cell Physiol 16 1001-1007... [Pg.70]

Lee XT (1971) Cytokinin-controlled indoleacetic acid oxidase isoenzymes in tobacco callus cultures. Plant Physiol 47 181-185... [Pg.71]

Pilet PE (1964) Auxin transport in roots of Lens culinaris. Nature 204 561-562 Pilet PE (1965) Polar transport of radioactivity from " C-labelled- -indoleacetic acid in stems of Lens culinaris. Physiol Plant 18 687-702 Pilet PE (1968) In vitro and in vivo auxin and cytokinin transport. In Wightman F, Setterfield G (eds) Biochemistry and physiology of plant growth substances. Runge, Ottawa, pp 993-1004... [Pg.142]

Letham DS (1967) Regulators of cell division in plant tissues. V. A comparison of the activities of zeatin and other cytokinins in five bioassays. Planta 74 228-242 Little CHA, Heald JK, Browning G (1978) Identification and measurement of indoleacetic and abscisic acids in the cambial region by combined gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. Planta 139 133-138... [Pg.169]


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