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| growth of shoot toward a light |
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| stimulates stem elongation, root growht, differentiation, branching, development of fruit. |
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| affect root growth and differentiaiton, stimulate division and growth, germination delay senescence |
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| prmote seed and bud germination, stem elongation adn leaf growth, stimulate flowering and development of fruit, affect root growth and differentiation |
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| inhibits growt, closes stomata during water stress, counteracts braking of dormancy |
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| fruit ripening, opposes auxin effects |
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| required for normal growth and development |
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| growth responses that result in the curvatures of whoel plant toward or away from stimuli |
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| specializes plastids containing dense starch grains |
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| dirrectional growth in response to touch |
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| developmental response to mechanical perturbaiton |
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| powerd by daily changes in the turgor pressure of motor cells |
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| physiological cycle of 24 hrs |
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requires shorter lgiht period
long night plant |
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flower only when lgiht period is long
short night plants |
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| pigments that help measure the legnth of darkness |
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| gene for gene recognition |
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| speicfic resistance to disease |
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| antimicrobila or signaling |
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