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Does abscisic acid destroy the cells at the top of a fruit stem when the fruit is ripe?
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What is in abscisic acid?
Abscisic acid is a plant hormone which functions mainly as a growth inhibitor.
Which functional group does Abscisic acid have?
carboxyl
What is The hormone that keeps seeds from germinating?
abscisic acid
Does abscisic acid slow down growth?
yes
Where is abscisic acid produced in a plant?
In the roots of plants
How are plant hormones transported?
gibberellin by feedback control and abscisic acid by xylem an phloem transport gibberellin by feedback control and abscisic acid by xylem an phloem transport
Are there any industrial uses for abscisic acid?
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Helps plants to become dormant in winter?
Abscisic acid
What is the difference between abscisic acid and gibberellins?
Gibberellins are chemical substances that were isolated first from a fungus. Abscisic acid is the substace that keeps seeds from sprouting and buds from developing during the winter.
What has the author Barbara Ballo written?
Barbara Ballo has written: 'The effects of abscisic acid on gene expression during wheat germination' -- subject(s): Gene expression, Germination, Abscisic acid, Wheat
Which plant hormone will act as an inhibitor of growth and maintains dormancy?
abscisic acid
Does the stomata close to keep the plant from losing water?
abscisic acid
