Tom K. Scott, William P. Jacobs
Abstract
Previous indirect evidence that the endogenous concentration of plant hormones of the auxin type is controlled by a limitation of transport over the physiological range of concentration was confirmed by measuring directly the transport of the native auxin, indoleacetic acid, through segments of Coleus stems.
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Previous indirect evidence that the endogenous concentration of plant hormones of the auxin type is controlled by a limitation of transport over the physiological range of concentration was confirmed by measuring directly the transport of the native auxin, indoleacetic acid, through segments of Coleus stems.
Key concepts: Coleus, Auxin, Endogeny, Botany, Chemistry, Plant hormone, Biology, Biophysics