SL – Liquid Suspension; WP – Wettable Powder; EC – Emulsifiable Concentrate; DP – Powder Dust

Suppress the growth of plants. There are phenolic inhibitors and synthetic inhibitors and Abscissic acid (ABA). Benzoic acid, Salicylic acid, Coumarin and Chlorogenic acid are examples for phenolic inhibitors, while malichydrazide (MH) and Triiodo benzoic acid

Plant growth regulators may be defined as any organic compounds, which are active at low concentrations (1-10 ng / nl) in promoting, inhibiting or modifying growth and development. The naturally occurring (endogenous) growth substances are commonly known as pl

Mobilisation of reserve food material promotes growth and height, increase root actively and Kinetin production in root - translocate to growing Bud (GA3).

Neljubow (1901) is credited with having identified the active growth-regulating component of the illuminating gas as ethylene. Ethylene is formed naturally in plants in amounts sufficient to bring about regulatorly effects and it might be considered as plant h

First endogenous cytokinin was isolated from maize kernels named as zeatin. Germinating seeds, roots, sap streams, developing fruits and tumor tissue are rich in cytokinins. Cytokinins imbibed seeds germinate better in dark than unimbibed lettuce seeds. Simila

Auxin is a greek word which means to increase . It is a generic term for chemicals that typically stimulate cell elongation, but auxins also influence a wide range of growth and development response. The chemical isolations and characterization was done by Kog

Increase grain yield Decrease boll shedding Increase photosynthetic rate and yield Increase number of bolls, boll weight and lint yield

Introduction Classifications Auxin Gibberellin Ethylene Cytokinin Others Role of Growth Substances in Conservation Agriculture List of Marketed Plant Growth Regulators Applications in Crop Plants Related information Auxin Gibberellin Ethylene Cytokinin Others