Plants hormones and growth-regulators

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ACPC to ethylene, a fruit-ripening and growth-regulating plant hormone will be analyzed later in this chapter. 

The mode of action of brassinosteroids seems to be very characteristic and different from other plant hormones. They are regarded as a new class of plant hormones and they are expected to be effective as plant growth regulators in crop production however, many problems remain to be resolved. 

Jimenez, V.M. (2005). Involvement of plant hormones and plant growth regulators on in vitro somatic embryogenesis. Plant Growth Regulation, Vol.47, No.2-3, (November 2005), pp. 91-110, ISSN 1573-5087... 

Jimenez VM. 2005. Involvement of plant hormones and plant growth regulators on in... 

Shukla A, Parooqi AAH, Shukla YN, Sharma S (1992) Effect of triacontanol and chlormequat on growth, plant hormones and artemisinin yield in Artemisia annua L. Plant Growth Regul 11 165-171... 

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Abstract Phytochemicals, also known as natn-ral products and specialized compoimds, display well known functions in plants providing varying levels of protection to biotic and abiotic stress conditions. The biosynthesis of phytochemicals is tightly spatio-temporally regulated, often restricted to specialized cells, yet their transport within plants allow them to interact with, and modulate, other signalling networks. In this chapter, we describe how phytochemicals participate in plant development and growth, further blurring the boundaries between primary and secondary metabolism, and between hormones and phytochemicals. 

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