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Explain the role of phytohormones in seed germination.

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Answered by apurvarai26
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Phytohormones are signal molecule produced within plants that occur in extremely low concentrations. plant hatmones control all espects of growth and development from embryogenes is the regulation of organ size pathogen defence stress tolerance and through to reproductive development.

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Answered by shahrukhgraveiens
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Phytohormones : These are called phytohormones or "phytohormones". Plant hormones are  compounds found in very low concentrations in plants. They are derivatives of indole (auxins), terpenes (Gibberellins), adenine (Cytokinins), carotenoids (Abscisic acid) and gases (Ethylene).

Function of phytohormones in seed generation -

Plant hormones are thought to respond to stress and help plants withstand threats from insects and other predators. As with all living things, stress can cause a variety of physical and chemical reactions.

For example, in humans, stress can increase the production of adrenaline and cortisol.

Plant hormones or plant hormones are regulators of plant growth. They are needed in small quantities, but  for plant function.

Auxin: Helps to enlarge cells and predominate apical buds. It also prevents bending and promotes xylem differentiation and  plant wound healing.

Cytokinin: Promotes cell division, apical dominance, delayed aging, phloem transport, salt accumulation, and female flower production. Helps increase resistance to extreme temperatures and illnesses. Applications include stem initiation in callus during plant tissue  culture and  development of disease-resistant varieties in genetically engineered plants.

Gibberellin: This promotes  fruit size, internode elongation, and seed germination. Applications include genetically producing male flowers from female plants and prolonging the  dormancy of seeds, buds, tubers, etc.  

Abscisic acid: It  improves  seed development and maturity, induces flowering and aids in carotenoid synthesis  in green organs.

Ethylene: Suppresses stem elongation, promotes fruit ripening, increases stem circumference, slows aging and leaf fall rate. Applications include artificial ripening of fruits and germination of storage organs.

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