Hormonal Control of Tree Growth: Proceedings of the by M. S. Greenwood (auth.), Susan V. Kossuth, Steve D. Ross

By M. S. Greenwood (auth.), Susan V. Kossuth, Steve D. Ross (eds.)

This is the 3rd annual compendium of a Technical consultation of the body structure operating crew of the Society of yankee Foresters held on the nationwide conference. experts in a devoted zone of tree body structure have been invited to organize bankruptcy contributions synthesizing the prestige of information of their forte. Plant progress regulators (PGRs) used to be chosen because the subject for in-depth exam on the 1986 Technical consultation simply because a data of ways those "secondary messengers" keep an eye on tree morphogenesis is essential to purposes of biocontrol and biotechnology. Plant progress regulators were the topic of various stories in recent times. despite the fact that, few have dealt particularly with woody perennials, and they're quite often constrained to unmarried tactics and/or organs. This quantity makes an attempt to supply a extra finished treatise of PGRs as they impact a variety of ontogenetic occasions in wooded area timber. Reproductive body structure, either sexual and asexual, is emphasised due to its relevance to present efforts directed at expanding potency within the breeding and creation of genetically more desirable timber for reforestation. The chapters on vegetative progress could be of curiosity to silviculturists and concrete foresters as they give thought to cultural remedies within the administration of forests and person timber for particular items and reasons. This publication may still function a priceless textual content and resource of reference for college kids, researchers and different pros attracted to gaining a greater realizing of PGRs. The reader, besides the fact that, who expects definitive solutions to how PGRs functionality or can be utilized to manage particular approaches may be disappointed.

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Effect on lateral bud development. Can J For Res 16:2, 211-221 Pharis RP (1975) Promotion of flowering in conifers by gibberellins. For Chron 51:244-248 Pharis RP (1977) Interaction of native and endogenous plant hormones in the flowering of woody plants. In: Schutte HR and Gross D, eds. Proc. Conf. Regulation of Developmental Processes in Plants. Halle, Academy of Sciences pp. 343-360. Pharis RP, King RW (1985) Gibberellin and reproductive development in seed plants. Ann Rev Plant Physiol 36:517-568 Pharis RP and Kuo CG (1977) Physiology of gibberellins in conifers.

Plant Growth Substances, pp. 414-419. Berlin, Heidelberg, New York: Springer Verlag Crozier A and Reid OM (1971) Do roots synthetize gibberellins? Can J Bot 49:967-975 Doumas P, Morris JW, Chien C, Bonnet-Masimbert M and Zaerr JB (1986) A possible relationship between a cytokinin conjugate and flowering in Douglas-fir. In: 9th North American Forest Biology Workshop, June 1986, Oklahoma State Univ, Stillwater Dunberg A (1980) Stimulation of flowering in Piceaabies by gibberellins. Silvae Genet 29:51-53 Dunberg A, Malmerg G, Sassa T and Pharis RP (1983) Metabolism of tritiated gibberellin A 4 and A 9 in Norway spruce, Piceaabies (l) Karst.

Furthermore, it now appears that the flowering response to many cultural treatments may be, at least in part, hormonally mediated. Promotive drought, rootpruning, girdling, heat and 45 nitrate fertilization treatments have all been shown to result in elevated endogenous levels of less polar GAs in shoots at time of strobilus differentiation (18,20,96,97 ,141). 4. 1. Lessons from angiosperms Sex expression in many angiosperms appears to be under strong control, and to involve the interactions between various classes of PGRs, including GAs, auxin, cytokinins, ethylene and abscissic acid (ABA) [see reviews by Vince-Prue (139), Pharis and King (92) and Sladky (130)].

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