Gibberellic acid promotes in vitro regeneration and shoot multiplication in Lotus corniculatus L.
Genetic dissection of the relative roles of auxin and
gibberellic acid in the regulation of stem elongation in intact light-grown peas.
In vitro somatic embryogenesis in turf-type bermudagrass: Roles of abscisic acid and
gibberellic acid, and occurrence of secondary somatic embryogenesis.
There were no significant differences between the deionized water,
gibberellic acid, Hg[Cl.sub.2], five minutes--[H.sub.2]S[O.sub.4] or the Hg[Cl.sub.2] + five minutes--[H.sub.2]S[O.sub.4], although the last three treatments were much lower than the first two.
Erogul and Sem (2015) evaluating the effect of
gibberellic acid at concentrations of 50 and 75 mg [L.sup.-1] on plum quality (Prunus salicina Lindl.) related positive changes on color fruits and an increase in soluble solids content and firmness after application of GA was also observed.
The treatments consisted of foliar spraying, with hand-held sprayer (300 KPa): T1 - water (control), T2 - thiamethoxam (125 mg [L.sup.-1]), T3 - biostimulant mixture (0.5 mg [L.sup.-1]
gibberellic acid + 0.5 mg [L.sup.-1] indol-3-butiric acid + 0.9 mg [L.sup.-1] kinetin), T4 -
gibberellic acid (50 mg [L.sup.-1]), T5 - chlormequat chloride (100 mg [L.sup.-1]), T6 - ethephon (800 mg [L.sup.-1]), and T7 - trinexapac-ethyl (750 mg [L.sup.-1]).
Among various plant hormones,
gibberellic acid and ethylene are well known regarding their role in breaking seed dormancy, while ABA is known to cause seed dormancy (Matilla and Matilla-Vazquez, 2008; Linkies et al., 2009).
UCZ inhibits the conversion of kaurene into kaurenoic acid, which is a precursor of
gibberellic acid (TAIZ & ZEIGER, 2009).
Effect of acetylsalicylic acid, indole-3-aytric acid and
gibberellic acid on plant growth and yield of pea (Pisum Sativum L.).
Cupule removal followed by
gibberellic acid application resulted in germination within 10% of all viable caryopses (Tian et al., 2003).
Zinc application at 10 mM decreased the germination up to 75% and cause reduction in
gibberellic acid and zeatin contents in chickpea (Atici et al.
For instance, a naturally occurring plant hormone
Gibberellic acid underpins cell growth found in plant tissues such as young leaves, shoots and flowers.
