Biology, asked by shubhamvpatil, 3 months ago

Give an account of any six applications of gibberellins.​

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Answered by tasneemthegirl
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Explanation:

Applications of Gibberellins:

Elongation of genetically dwarf plants: ADVERTISEMENTS: ...

Bolting and flowering in long-day plants: They controlling a balance between internodes growth and leaf development.

Substitution of cold treatment: ADVERTISEMENTS: ...

Breaking of dormancy: ...

Parthenocarpy:

Answered by sangeeta7paulsl
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Answer:

Gibberellins are endogenous factory growth controllers and were firstly discovered as the phytotoxic metabolites of a rice pathogen, Gibberella fugikuroi. There are further than 100 gibberellins reported from extensively different organisms similar to fungi and advanced plants.They're acidic in nature. They're producing a wide range of physiological responses in plants.

Application of gibberellins.

1. Extension of genetically dwarf plants -In advanced factory is to stimulate the extension of inter-nodal cells. Dwart and atomic kinds of plants are frequently inheritable mutants, which don't produce gibberellins. They can be made to grow to normal size by the operation of gibberellins.

2. They controlling a balance between internodes growth and splint development.

3. Biennial plants flower only when they admit low temperature during downtime season. Similar plants would, still, flower after gibberellins treatment indeed if they don't admit suitable low temperature. Therefore biennial plants can be made to flower in a single time by gibberellins treatment.

4. Breaking of dormancy-They can effectively break the dormancy of potato tubers and downtime kids of numerous trees.

5. Parthenocarpy-They's more effective than auxins in converting parthenocarpy.

6. The hormone tried with a splint and root culture of digitalis, showed an advanced product of digoxin.

7. Scattering juvenile conifers with gibberellins hastens the maturity period, leading to early seed product scattering sugarcane crop with gibberellins increasing the length of the stem.

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