What are the evolutionary advantages of different shoot architectures? How have shoots adapted to herbivory?

Learning Objectives · Plant Embryogenesis · Plant Body Organization · Roots · The Shoot System: Stems · The Shoot System: Leaves · Plant Tissues: Dermal, Vascular, ... Apr 23, 2011 ... ANSWER: The shoot apex inhibits the lateral buds of the shoot through the production of indoleacetic acid (auxin), a phenomenon known as apical ... Jun 13, 2013 ... Given that roots and shoots are physically discrete and acquire different resources from the environment, numerous studies of plant competition ... This study demonstrated that virus-free lilies can be produced by a combination of meristem cut, shoot tip culture, and thermotherapy. In many cases, meristem ... Oct 14, 2016 ... We thus demonstrate that shoot gravitropism is stimulated by sensing inclination not gravitational force or acceleration as previously believed. This article mainly reviews the plant growth regulators, the duration of dark culture, and the reinvigoration phenomenon during the shoot regeneration process. May 2, 2022 ... ... : a case study of shoot branching in plants. in silico Plants 4 (1) diac006 1-9. https://doi.org/10.1093/insilicoplants/diac006 · 6621 ... Mar 5, 2018 ... “Janna and I met Oksana and Ray on October 1st, the night of the mass shooting in Vegas. While running, we found a hidden bathroom of a ... Keywords: plants, shoot length, skeleton, pruning, nodes, edges, Floyd-Warshall, shortest path. 1. INTRODUCTION. In aquatic risk assessment procedures for ... Dec 1, 2023 ... Here are key plant nutrients that play important roles in promoting shoot growth ... Nitrogen (N) ... Phosphorus (P) ... Potassium (K) ... Calcium (Ca) ...