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Auxins - a group of [[Plant hormones|plant hormones]], synthesized in [[Apical bud|apical bud]], baby leaves or seeds. They posses several functions: | |||
*stimulation of extension growth of [[ | *stimulation of extension growth of [[Plant cells|plant cells]], what enable the response of plant organs to directional stimulus | ||
*stimulation of cell division resulting in increase in the thickness of the stems and roots of plants | *stimulation of cell division resulting in increase in the thickness of the stems and roots of plants | ||
*resposible for the apical dominance | *resposible for the apical dominance | ||
Latest revision as of 06:53, 5 December 2018
Auxins - a group of plant hormones, synthesized in apical bud, baby leaves or seeds. They posses several functions:
- stimulation of extension growth of plant cells, what enable the response of plant organs to directional stimulus
- stimulation of cell division resulting in increase in the thickness of the stems and roots of plants
- resposible for the apical dominance
- stimulation of callus formation
- inhibition of shedding the leaves and fruits[1]
References
- ↑ Page 174, Nowa Era, 2016. Fitohormony - hormony roślinne, Teraz Matura Vademecum Biologia, 2nd edition