THE RELATIONSHIP OF GIBBERELLIN AND AUXIN IN PLANT GROWTH
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概要
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No synergism was found between IAA and gibberellin in the Avena curvature test and this bioassay thus measures changes in diffusible auxin resulting from gibberellin treatment and not a synergistic action of the gibberellin on the curvature response to auxin. Gibberellin treatment causes an increase in diffusible auxin from the stem apex of dwarf pea (Pisum sativum L. var. Little Marvel) 24 to 48 hours before the elonga tion response in the stem. The increase in diffusible auxin in the stem apex of Centaurea cyanus L. var. Blue Boy occurs four to six days before the bolting response to gibberellin treatment under short days. The stem tissues of both the dwarf pea and Centaurea show an elongation response to IAA when the IAA is applied in a manner simulating the stem apex. Thus the growth of the dwarf pea and the bolting of Centaurea brought about by treatment with gibberellin are dependent on an increase in diffusible auxin.
- 日本植物生理学会の論文
著者
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Muir Robert
Department Of Botany University Of Iowa
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Kuraishi Susumu
Department Of Botany University Of Iowa:(present)biological Institute College Of General Education U
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Kuraishi Susumu
Department Of Botany University Of Iowa:(present)biological Institute College Of General Education U
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Kuraishi Susumu
Department Of Biology College Of Education University Of Tokyo:(present)department Of Enviromental S
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Kuraishi S.
Department of Botany, University of Iowa:(Present)Biological Institute, College of General Education, University of Tokyo
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