1. Auxilytic auxin auxinic auxins auxo-auxocardia auxochrome auxochromes: Literary usage of Auxiliary pump

2. The fungus produces low amounts of Auxins, but the auxin levels and the expression of auxin-regulated genes are not altered in colonized roots

3. Auxins delays onset of leaf abscission • Auxins level high inn young leaves and low in senescing leaves when abscission started • Auxin is transported from leaf blade normally prevent abscissions 67

4. Auxins synonyms, Auxins pronunciation, Auxins translation, English dictionary definition of Auxins

5. While many synthetic Auxins are used as herbicides, indole acetic acid (IAA) is the only naturally-occurring auxin that shows

6. Auxin synonyms, Auxin pronunciation, Auxin translation, English dictionary definition of Auxin

7. Auxins Auxins are a family of plant hormones

8. The term auxin is derived from the Greek word auxein, which means "to grow."While many synthetic Auxins are used as herbicides, indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) is the only naturally occurring auxin that shows physiological activity (figure \(\PageIndex{a}\)).Auxin is synthesized in apical meristems, young leaves, and developing seeds.

9. The levels of HSP101, CKS1, CYCA1 and CDKA in root and leaf tissues were differentially affected by Auxins and interestingly, HSP101 registered an auxin-inducible and root

10. The term Auxin is derived from the Greek word auxein, which means "to grow."While many synthetic Auxins are used as herbicides, indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) is the only naturally occurring Auxin that shows physiological activity (figure \(\PageIndex{a}\)).Auxin is synthesized in apical meristems, young leaves, and developing seeds.

11. The synthetic Auxins include the following herbicide families: benzoic acids, phenoxycarboxylic acids, pyridine carboxylic acids, and quinoline carboxylic acids that act similar to that of endogenous plant auxin

12. Biological functions of Auxins

13. Auxin is a powerful growth hormone naturally produced by plants. Auxins are found in the shoot and root tip of the plants to promote cell division, stem and root growth

14. Plant Auxins: Auxins are weakly acidic phytohormones with an unsaturated ring structure

15. Auxins promotes fruits development • Regulation of fruit development • After fruit set, fruit growth depends on Auxins 68.

16. Auxins can be produced naturally (by …

17. Auxins are a family of plant hormones

18. Auxins were initially isolated from human urine

19. Auxins were the first plant hormones determined

20. Scope: This review considers the complex array of mechanisms plants use to control Auxin levels, the movement of Auxin through the plant, the emerging view of Auxin-signalling mechanisms, and several interactions between Auxin and other phytohormones.

21. Auxins Have Four Key Effects on Plant Growth:

22. Ectopic auxin biosynthesis in leaf Axils interferes with axillary meristem formation, whereas repression of auxin signaling in polar auxin transport mutants can largely rescue their branching defects

23. Acropetal auxin transport measurements of M

24. Auxin influx is modulated by AUX/LAX proteins, while efflux of Auxin is modulated mainly by PIN proteins.

25. In this primer, we discuss how the coordinated activity of several Auxin influx and efflux systems, which transport Auxin

26. We offer naturally occurring as well as synthetic Auxins.

27. What is Auxin? Auxin is the first group of plant hormones that was discovered by scientists in 1926

28. Auxin Bioassay is quantitative test as it measures concentration of auxin to produce the effect and the amount of effect.

29. An Auxin may be one of many molecules, but all Auxin molecules are involved in some sort of cellular regulation

30. - Auxins in the root → slow down the cell growth

31. Auxin Regulates Suc Transport during Petal Abscission

32. Auxin is a naturally occurring plant hormone

33. AUXIN RESPONSE FACTOR17 (ARF17) plays a crucial role in pollen wall pattern formation, tapetum development, and auxin signal transduction in Anthers

34. The transport of Auxins through the membrane is directed

35. Auxilytic auxin auxoautotrophic , more auxoautotrophic, most auxoautotrophic 1

36. What does Auxin mean? A plant hormone, esp

37. PIN2 Protein Abundance Is Antagonistically Regulated by Hypoxia and RAP2.12 Auxin distribution is an active process that is driven by auxin transporters

38. Auxin Regulates Apical Dominance • Growing apical bud inhibits the lateral bud growth • In 1920, Skog and Thimann performed an experiment on bean and result showed that outgrowth of auxillary bud is inhibited by Auxin that is transported basipetally • The Auxin content of bud increases by decapitation of shoot apex • Auxin control

39. Cuttings are routinely treated with Auxins to induce root formation

40. Auxins are widely used in plant propagation and tissue culture

41. Auxins directly stimulate or inhibit the expression of specific genes

42. Local Auxin maxima and gradients arise as a result of local Auxin metabolism and, predominantly, from directional cell-to-cell transport

43. Synthetic Auxins, such as 1-naphthaleneacetic acid (NAA) and 2-4

44. Auxins induce rapid cell elongation in isolated stem and coleoptile sections

45. KEY WORDS: Auxin, Cellular response, Transcriptional response Introduction Auxin is a plant hormone that has a role in most aspects of plant growthanddevelopment

46. Auxin distribution within plant tissues is regulated by

47. Auxin is required for many aspects of plant development

48. In tissue culture, Auxins are balanced with cytokinins for full morphogenesis

49. Auxin stimulates plant cells to elongate, and the apical meristem of a plant is one of the main places that Auxin is produced

50. Moreover, Auxin is important in phototropism as well because Auxin moves to the darker side of the plant and causes for cell division

51. In-plant tissue culture, high auxin, and low Cytokinin conditions will promote root development, while low auxin and high Cytokinin conditions will promote bud formation.

52. Cellular Auxin levels results from complex interplay between Auxin synthesis, degradation and (de)conjugation to/from sugars and amino acids (Ljung et al., 2005)

53. 2) Pre-recorded video: 2021 Auxin Herbicides-Best Management Practices

54. - Auxins in the shoot → stimulate cell growth, by the absorption of water

55. The plant stores auxin, a plant hormone that controls growth.

56. Auxin response factors (ARFs) play fundamental roles in modulating various biological processes including fruit development and Abscission via regulating the expression of auxin response genes

57. They are similar to auxins and most are biodegradable by soil bacteria.

58. We show that stem cell death diverges the Auxin flow, much like rocks in a stream, resulting in an Auxin accumulation in the tissues surrounding the wound.

59. Auxin molecules are one of five major types of plant hormone

60. Auxins are an important group of hormones that have multiple functions for plants

61. Regulation of Basipetal auxin transport in response to treatment with rhizobia

62. ” Auxins are the main hormones responsible for cell elongation in phototropism and gravitropism

63. Other articles where Abscission is discussed: hormone: Auxins: …and in leaf fall (Abscission)

64. Callus induction is a process affected by explants, media, and growth regulators especially auxins.

65. Auxin Biosynthesis and its role in plant development Indole-3-acetic acid (IAA), the main auxin in higher plants, has profound effects on plant growth and development

66. Auxin, any of a group of plant hormones that regulate growth, particularly by stimulating cell elongation in stems. Auxins also play a role in cell division and differentiation, in fruit development, in the formation of roots from cuttings, in the inhibition of lateral branching (apical dominance), and in …

67. The acid growth hypothesis explains this occurrence by speculating that Auxins trigger proton

68. Auxins are plant hormones that coordinate several aspects of root growth and development

69. Auxins were discovered by Dutch botanist F.W.Went (1928) by experimenting on oat (Avena sativa).

70. Auxins are also produced artificially in laboratories for purposes such as speeding growth and …

71. The theory that Auxins, which stimulate H+ ATPases, indirectly result in increased cell elongation

72. Auxins are plant growth substances, produced by the shoot and root tips of growing plants

73. Auxins, however, have different effects on the roots and the shoots of a plant

74. Auxins are derivatives of indole compounds and promote many physiological processes in plant growth

75. An Auxin is a plant hormone derived from the amino acid tryptophan

76. Indole acetic acid (IAA) is the principal native Auxin of higher plants

77. Auxin also plays a role in the abscission of leaves and fruits

78. Auxin is an essential molecule that controls almost every aspect of plant development

79. Auxins Auxins are the first hormones discovered (Darwin and Darwin, 1880; Went, 1935) and are by far the most studied group of plant hormones for their biological functions in regulating plant growth and development (Zhao, 2010)

80. Here we report that auxin plays a central role in Bulbil development and show that the localization of PIN1-related proteins is consistent with altered auxin transport during this process.