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The effect of exogenous gibberellin and auxin on the dominance between the axillary buds of pea (Pisutn sativum L.) cotyledons

Vliv exogenního giberelinu a auxinu na dominanci mezi pupeny v úžlabí děloh hrachu (Pisum sativum L.)

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Biologia Plantarum

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The interaction of GA and IAA in apical dominance was investigated in an experiment in which first of all an IAA paste was applied to the cut areas formed by the decapitation of epicotyl apices of pea seedlings, followed after one week by the application of a 0.25 % GA paste. The latter treatment was able to overcome the growth inhibition of cotylary buds induced by a 0.03 % IAA paste, but not that caused by 0.06 and 0.12 % IAA pastes.

The correlative function of a root in the renewal of the apical dominance can, to some extent, be directly simulated by exogenous gibberellin, as has been demonstrated in the experiment with decapitated pea seedlings deprived of one cotyledon, on which the growing axillary of the amputated cotyledon was decapitated. In this case the axillary of the remaining cotyledon grows in the plants where the root has been left, but in those deprived of the root, there appears a serial of the amputated cotyledon (Dostál, Biol. Plant. 9 : 330, 1967). When GA was supplied to the plants treated in this way, the coty lary of the remaining cotyledon grew even in the plants deprived of the root.

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V práci je zkoumána interakce GA a IAA v apikální dominanci pokusem, v němž byla na řeznou plochu po dekapitovaném vrcholu epikotylů klíčních rostlin hrachu nanesena nejprve IAA pasta a po týdnu pak také 0,25% GA pasta. Ta byla schopna přemoci jen inhibici růstu kotylárních pupenů způsobenou 0,03% IAA pastou, ale inhibici vyvolanou 0,06 a 0,12% IAA pastou již nikoliv.

Korelační funkci kořene při obnově apikální dominance lze do jisté míry primo napodobit exogenním giberelinem, jak dokázal pokus s dekapitovanými klíčními rostlinami hrachu zbavenými jedné dělohy, na nichž byl dekapitován vyrůstající axilár dělohy odříznuté. V tom případě roste axilár ponechané dělohy na rostlinách s ponechaným kořenem, ale na rostlinách kořene zbavených roste seriál dělohy odříznuté (Dostál 1967). Jestliže jsme však dodali takto operovaným rostlinám GA, vyrůstal kotylár ponechané dělohy i na rostlinách kořene zbavených.

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Šebánek, J. The effect of exogenous gibberellin and auxin on the dominance between the axillary buds of pea (Pisutn sativum L.) cotyledons. Biol Plant 14, 337–342 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02933185

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