Complete Release of Axillary Buds from Apical Dominance in Intact, Light-Grown Seedlings of Pisum sativum L. following a Single Application of Cytokinin
Indiren Pillay, Ian D. Railton
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Indiren Pillay, Ian D. Railton
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Single applications of either 6-benzyladenine or zeatin to inhibited axillary buds of intact, light-grown seedlings of Pisum sativum L. cv Black-eyed Susan, resulted in the formation of rapidly elongating, leafy shoots. Similar treatment with kinetin or isopentenyladenine caused only limited but outgrowth which stopped 6 days after application.
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Single applications of either 6-benzyladenine or zeatin to inhibited axillary buds of intact, light-grown seedlings of Pisum sativum L. cv Black-eyed Susan, resulted in the formation of rapidly elongating, leafy shoots. Similar treatment with kinetin or isopentenyladenine caused only limited but outgrowth which stopped 6 days after application.
Key concepts: Pisum, Apical dominance, Sativum, Kinetin, Cytokinin, Axillary bud, Zeatin, Biology