Plant Growth Regulator Abstractsis a fully searchable abstracts database of internationally published research. It brings you the latest information on the role of chemicals, including gibberellins, auxins, cytokinins, ethylene and various other growth stimulators and inhibitors, in the regulation of plant growth and development.
Derived from CAB Abstracts, the original applied life sciences database, coverage includes the use of growth regulators in plant propagation and crop management, and their involvement in physiological processes.
Each week, Plant Growth Regulator Abstracts delivers all the new highly-targeted, searchable summaries covering key English and foreign language journal articles, reports, conferences and books about plant growth regulators. Over 5,500 records are added to the database each year.
Plant Growth Regulator Abstracts includes a fully searchable backfile to 1975. Over 91,000 research summaries bring a wealth of current research on plant growth regulators to your fingertips!
Plant Growth Regulator Abstracts is updated weekly online, it is also available in print, delivered quarterly.
Allelopathins
- – structure
- – biosynthesis
- – activity
Analysis and synthesis
Including methods for:
– chemical synthesis of natural and synthetic growth regulators
– quantitative and qualitative analysis of plant growth regulators
Miscellaneous
Physiology and biochemistry
Role of growth regulators in:
Production of growth regulators by pathogenic and non-pathogenic microorganisms
Propagation and in vitro culture
Covers the use of plant growth regulators in the propagation of horticultural and field crops, forest species, weeds and experimental plants, by conventional and in vitro methods, and their role in in vitro plant development, including:
- – anther culture
- – cell and protoplast culture
- – embryo culture
- – micropropagation
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- – somatic embryogenesis
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- – vegetative propagation by cuttings, layering and budding/grafting
Ripening and postharvest technology
Aspects include:
Role of growth regulators in crop production
Aspects include: