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Ontogenez ; 34(5): 358-64, 2003.
Article in Russian | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-14582228

ABSTRACT

Comparison of the appearance and development of lateral roots in the flax and maize seedlings has shown the way of root branching in the flax, as distinct from that in most plants. Some primordia in the flax main root did not develop immediately into lateral roots, but remained quiescent, which determines different reactions of the maize and flax root systems to experimental influences. Decapitation of the main root in the maize did not leads to a significant increase in the number of lateral roots, while in the flax, their number noticeably increased due to the development of previously quiescent primordia into lateral roots. The treatment with synthetic auxin did not induce the formation of additional primordia and lateral roots in the maize roots. In the flax, the number of primordia increased significantly and that of lateral roots increased to a somewhat lesser extent. Apparently, the development of a primordium into a lateral root proceeds in two stages and they have different regulation.


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Flax/growth & development , Plant Roots/growth & development , Zea mays/growth & development
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Zh Obshch Biol ; 63(1): 68-74, 2002.
Article in Russian | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-11881217

ABSTRACT

The formation of lateral roots under the influence of growth inhibitors and phytohormons were studied with germs of corn and flax. All corn primordiums develop into the lateral roots without dormancy period, while some flax primordiums are delayed in development. Removal of root apical meristem (decapitation) does not result in the increase in number of lateral roots of corn germs. Decapitation of flax germs induces the development of some dormant primordiums, that leads to the considerable increase in number of lateral roots. Formation of additional primordium under decapitation does not take place. Auxin stimulates the formation of additional primordiums in flax, but does not effect the number of mature lateral roots. In corn germs synthetic auxin stimulates the development of additional primordiums in root zone, where primordiums are forming after the disturbance. It is shown that the time of primordium development does not change under inhibitor influence, if they do not selectively effect mitoses. It seems that auxins regulate initiation of pericycle division and formation of primordiums of lateral roots on the stage of development of meristematic protuberance. Cytokinins influence the development of already existed primordiums of lateral roots but do not effect the formation of new ones. Constancy of time of primordium formation and independence of their development on the state of the main root need future investigations. The authors suppose that regulation of these processes is non-hormonal.


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Flax/growth & development , Zea mays/growth & development , Cytokinins/pharmacology , Flax/drug effects , Indoleacetic Acids/pharmacology , Plant Roots/growth & development , Zea mays/drug effects
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