plant biochemistry and physiology

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Plant biochemistry and physiology

Plant hormones: ideal metabolic marker molecules

Why did idole acetic acid, zeatine, gibberellic acid, absisic acid, jasmonic acid and salisilic acid become planthormones? What is special about these molecules? A theory that starts from one cell without signaling mechanisms and links the evolution of planthormones with metabolic processes in the cell.

Plant hormones: functions revised

Finding an explanation for the secondary functions of plant hormones. Starting from coordinated callus growth and ending with basic plant architecture, linking all with the plant metabolism. Included are an explanation for the arising of strigolactone and polyamine as signaling molecules and the role of hormone conjugates and gibberlines in sustainability.

Polyamines: do plants have feelings?

What are feelings and does a plant poses all what is needed to feel? Polyamines take the leading role and making a plant careful, reproductive and dormant by influencing the plants memory.

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