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These inhibitors are composed of three different substances: one of a phenolic nature, another similar toabscisicacidand a third not identified.
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Influence ofabscisicacid, stress pretreatments and drying rates.
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Interactions betweenabscisicacidand ethylene signaling cascades.
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This is prevented when endosperms are incubated in a small volume, or whenabscisicacidis present in the large volume.
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Abscisicacidas a genetic character related to drought tolerance.
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Excised embryos of the three isolines exhibited similar levels of dormancy and sensitivities to exogenousabscisicacid.
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The principal growth regulators include auxins,abscisicacid, ethylene, cytokinins and gibberellins.
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Quantitative models characterizing seed germination responses toabscisicacidand osmoticum.
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Neitherabscisicacidnor cytokinins modified the amount of protein.
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Gibberellin synthesis inhibition enhancesabscisicacidsignaling in cultured embryos.
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Stomatal sensitivity toabscisicacidimported from the xylem sap.
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Endosperms contain equal amounts of this enzyme whether they are incubated in a large volume, or in a small volume, or in the presence ofabscisicacid.
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In retrospect, it seemed that 'dormin' would have been a better name for the compound than 'abscisicacid'.
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Gibberellin biosynthesis inhibition enhancesabscisicacidsignaling in cultured embryos.
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Fenugreek endosperms containabscisicacidwhich is present in greater concentrations when these tissues have been incubated in a small volume rather than in a large volume.
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Her work on seed germination covered many aspects, such as metabolism, germination inhibitors, respiratory metabolism and more recently the relation betweenabscisicacidand dormancy in oat seeds.
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Abscisicacidrepresses growth, so a block of production is needed to allow proliferation of cells in leafy galls.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In plants, it is an intermediate in the biosynthesis of the plant hormoneabscisicacid.
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