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Apical dominance is thought to be caused by the apical bud producing IAA (auxin) in abundance. This auxin is transported basipetally from the apical bud. The auxin causes the lateral buds to remain dormant.
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plantphys.info/apical/apical.html
plantphys.info/apical/apical.html
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Apical dominance determines a plant's natural branching habit and its response to pruning. It produces orderly, controlled growth and gives plants their characteristic shape. When the terminal bud is gone, its apical dominance is eliminated and the growth of the plant is altered as other buds begin to grow...
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Definition and other additional information on Apical Dominance from Biology-Online.org dictionary. ... Easy experiment to that effect: cuting off shout apical meristem will result in no more growth of that shoot, no matter how ... of lateral shouts (which involve mitosis) due to the loss of apical dominance. See entire post...
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www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Apical_Dominance
www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Apical_Dominance
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Apical dominance - Topic:Gardening - Online Encyclopedia.
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en.mimi.hu/gardening/apical_dominance.html
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Mandops Plant Growth Regulators and how they control apical dominance, with links to Adjuvants, Plant Growth Stimulants, Foliar Plant Health Fertilisers and other agrochemicals for agriculture and horticulture ... Plant hormones and the importance of controlling apical dominance...
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stem elongation apical dominanace root formation ... produced in shoot apical meristem ... Apical dominance is the suppression of the growth of lateral or axillary buds.
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academic.kellogg.edu/herbrandsonc/bio111/growthhormones...
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The release of apical dominance enables lateral branches to develop and the plant becomes bushier. The process usually must be repeated because one or two laterals will eventually outstrip the others and reimpose apical dominance.
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users.rcn.com/jkimball.ma.ultranet/BiologyPages/A/Auxin...
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Could I please have a experimental plan for testing apical dominance in plants? ... The normal trick to "test for apical dominance" is simply to compare the growth of plants with their apex intact with ones that have their apical bud removed. I have read of experiments done with potato plants. The total length of all the...
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