Frontiers in plant science

Plant & cell physiology

[1] Loss of Arabidopsis thaliana Seed Dormancy is Associated with Increased Accumulation of the GID1 GA Hormone Receptors.

[2] Gibberellin Promotes Sweetpotato Root Vascular Lignification and Reduces Storage-Root Formation.

[3] efeitos do acido giberélico (ga) e do cloreto de clorocolina (ccc) sobre o crescimento inicial de brachiaria plantaginea (link) hitch effects of gibberellic acid (ga) and chlorocholine chloride (ccc) on brachiaria plantaginea (link) hitch. growth

[4] forward genetics by sequencing ems variation-induced inbred lines

[5] overexpression of slgras40 in tomato enhances tolerance to abiotic stresses and influences auxin and gibberellin signaling

[6] Ethylene-gibberellin signaling underlies adaptation of rice to periodic flooding.

[7] Gibberellins act downstream of Arabis PERPETUAL FLOWERING1 to accelerate floral induction during vernalization

[8] Gibberellin Promotes Sweetpotato Root Vascular Lignification and Reduces Storage-Root Formation.

[9] Endophytic Penicillium funiculosum LHL06 secretes gibberellin that reprograms Glycine max L. growth during copper stress.

[10] Synergistic effect of cytokinin and gibberellins stimulates release of dormancy in tea (L.) O. Kuntze) bud.

[11] dynamics of gibberellin-like substances in the development of buds, newly formed shoots and adventitious roots of willow cuttings(salix viminalis l.)

[12] comparative effects of gibberellin and paclobutrazol on na and k content, phenolic compounds and the activity of some enzymesin its biosynthesis pathway in sweet sorghum (sorghum bicolor) under salt stress

[13] mads-box genes and gibberellins regulate bolting in lettuce (lactuca sativa l.)

[14] overexpression of slgras40 in tomato enhances tolerance to abiotic stresses and influences auxin and gibberellin signaling

[15] auxin-to-gibberellin ratio as a signal for light intensity and quality in regulating soybean growth and matter partitioning

[16] abscisic acid and gibberellins antagonistically mediate plant development and abiotic stress responses