BIOL 1002 Chapter : Ch 45 Plant Responses To The Environment

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Plants sense and respond to different stimuli in their environment through the action of chemicals called plant hormones or growth regulators. Hormones are vital to plant growth: what are the stimuli that plants receive from their environment? touch gravity, moissture light, day length (night length) The bending of plants towards sunlight, phototropism(tropism-growth: discovery of plant hormones: the darwins-charles and his son. The tip transmits info about direction of light further down to bending region of stem (fig e45- 2,3: how does the plant bend, one side gets longer than the other, peter boyson-jensen discovered that the signal that causes the bending is a chemical. E45-4 produced in tip and moves down shoot to cause cell elongation. Frits went isolated that chemical compound and called it auxin- to increase tips placed in agar: he then took agar that collected the auxin and placed it on stumps to see the effects: fig.

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