Ch 27: Plant Hormones

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What are the 6 Major Groups of Hormones

Auxin

Cytokinins

Ethylene

Abscisic acid

Gibberellins

Brassinosteroids

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Histroy of Auxin: Charles Dariwin and his son Francis

Found that plants bent toward the light (photoropism)

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Where is Auxin found?

Found in shoot apical meristem

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Role of Auxin

  • Promotes Cell Elongation

  • Promotes Apical dominance

  • Promotes lateral/adventitious root growth

  • Promotes Fruti growth

  • Regulates tropisms

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What do humans use Auxins for?

Promote rooting of cuttings and herbicides

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Agent Orange was a

lethal auxin used to damage plants during vietnam war

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Role of Cytokinin

  • Promotes Cell Division

  • Inhibits apical dominance

  • Delays leaf senescene (aging)

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Ration of Auxin and Cytokinin results

Both auxin and kinetin → undifferentiated cell division (cullus)

More Auixn → Roots formed

More kinetin → Buds formed

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Role of Ethylene

Promotes Ripening

Promotes leaf, petal, and fruit abscission

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Climacteric fruits vs non-anticlimacteric fruits

Climacteric = more ethylene (tomato, apples, pears)

Non-climactic = less ethylene (citrus, grapes, strawberries)

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Role of Abscisic Acid

Inhibits growth

Closes stomata

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Role of Gibberlins

Promotes cell division and elongation, can lead to bolting or more space ina fruit

Hastens seed germination

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What happens if gibberlin is applied to strawberry

Seeds start germinating and grow on the fruit

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Brassinosterioids

Responsible for developmental processess, steroid-based