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What are plant hormones?​

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Answered by harpalsichoudhary
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plant hormones are signal molecules produce within plants . that occur in extremely low concentration

Answered by Anonymous
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What are plant hormones?

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★ Major Plant Hormones are :

  • Auxins .
  • Cytokinins.
  • Gibberellins.
  • Adscisic Acid.
  • Ethylene.

★ Reactions of Plant Hormones are :

\huge\underline\green{ Auxins \:  : }

◼ Cell elongation and differentiation of shoots and roots.

\huge\underline\green{ Cytokinins \: : }

◼ Promotion cell division, promotion of sprouting of lateral buds, delaying the ageing in leaves,opening of stomata

\huge\underline\green{ Gibberellins \: : }

◼ Germination of seeds & sprouting of buds, elongation of stems, stimulation of flowering,development of seedless fruits, breaking the dormancy on seeds and buds.

\huge\underline\green{ Abscisic  \: Acid \: : }

◼ Closing of stomata, seed dormancy, promoting aging of leaves.

\huge\underline\green{ Ethylene \: : }

◼ Ripening of fruits.

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