Titlebook: Natural Growth Inhibitors and Phytohormones in Plants and Environment; Valentine I. Kefeli,Maria V. Kalevitch,Bruno Borsa Book 2003 Spring

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System of Growth and Development Regulation in the Plant,Since the 1960s’ the knowledge of main phytohormones and natural inhibitors in green plants has remained unchanged. It consists of the group of stimulators such as auxins, gibberellins, cytokinins as well as natural inhibitors like abscisic acid, ethylene and phenolic inhibitors.

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,Natural Growth Inhibitors and Phytohormones Under the Control of the Plant’s Genome,There are large gaps in our understanding of some of the most important aspects of the chain “hormones-genome-properties” such as:

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Natural Growth Inhibitors and Phytohormones in the Process of Cells and Organs Elongation,The formation and transport of natural growth inhibitors and phytohormones is the beginning of a long process, responsible for their mode of action within the plant and plants community (Figure 4.1).

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Natural Growth Inhibitors as Allelopathogens and Botanical Herbicides,In the previous chapter we observed the inhibiting properties of leaves secondary substances and their transformation in plant tissues. Some of these products and their metabolites could play a role of allelopathogens or allelochemicals, which are sufficient in plant communities and ecosystems in general.

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Natural Growth Inhibitors and Stress Conditions,The concept of stress is based on the stress factor, dosage and cellular organization of the organism. The main ideas of different types of stresses are presented in “Experimental ecology” ed by Kefeli and Kudeiarov, 1991, (Horne et al., 1995; Kalevitch, Filimonova 1995).

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Natural Growth Inhibitors and Phytohormones in the Intact Plants and Isolated Cells, Organs and TisNatural growth inhibitors were discovered in plant tissue as far as the 1920’s. However, unlike auxins, they were for a long time considered separate from growth as admixtures interfering with detection of phytohormones.

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