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Auxins are a group of phytohormones that influence a wide range of growth and developmental responses in plants. Effects induced by auxins include a stimulation of cell enlargement and stem growth, cell division, vascular tissue differentiation, initiation of roots on stem cuttings, the development of branch roots and the differentiation of roots in tissue culture (Davies, 1987). Although auxin can inhibit the growth of a primary root at rather low concentrations, probably due to the induction of ethylene production, lateral branch roots and adventitious roots are stimulated by high auxin levels, an effect that has been very useful in horticultural practice for plant propagation by cuttings (see chapter by Blakesley, by Haissig and Davis, and by Howard in this volume).
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Palme, K., Hesse, T., Garbers, C., Simmons, C., Söll, D. (1994). The ERabp Gene Family: Structural and Physiological Analyses. In: Davis, T.D., Haissig, B.E. (eds) Biology of Adventitious Root Formation. Basic Life Sciences, vol 62. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-9492-2_12
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