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Classification of Various Plant Movements

In this article we will discuss about the classification of various plant movements. 1. Autonomic Movements: These movements are due to internal causes. For instance, the organism and reproductive cells move as a whole from place to place. Some of the common examples are ciliary movements. 2. Ciliary Movements: The cilium is a widely occurring organelle of eukaryotic plant cells. [...]

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Growth Regulators in Flowering Plants| Plant Physiology

In this article we will discuss about the growth regulators in flowering. Phytohormones and Flower Initiation: In recent years considerable information has accumulated to demonstrate that growth regulations change the flowering behaviour of several plant species. Further the effect of growth regulators varies with the plant species, its age, concentration of growth regulators employed as well as temperature, etc. The [...]

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Vernalization (With Experiments) | Plant Physiology

Vernalization has multiple interactions with photoperiodism. Thus, a cold requirement for flowering appears to be associated with a specific photoperiod. The most well quoted instance is that of need for vernalization and LD which leads to flowering in late spring or early summer. However, a cold requirement may also be accompanied by a SD photoperiodic response. Vernalization is also known [...]

By |2016-07-20T08:05:18+00:00July 20, 2016|Vernalisation|Comments Off on Vernalization (With Experiments) | Plant Physiology
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