Plant Growth Regulators for Cotton Production in Changing Environment

作者: Sibgha Noreen , Seema Mahmood , Sumrina Faiz , Salim Akhter

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-1472-2_8

关键词: AuxinSeedlingGibberellinNutrientAbscisic acidGerminationSeed treatmentCropBiologyAgronomy

摘要: In the recent past, much interest has been generated for commercial application of plant growth regulators in cotton production, especially eventual threat to climate change. Since 1950s, a number are use improve quantity and quality produce. These substances organic ones, unlike inorganic nutrients, which applied low concentrations mainstream various physiological, biochemical, anatomical processes during life span. constitute auxins, gibberellins, cytokinins, abscisic acid, ethylene that leverage seed germination seedling vigor; upscale photosynthetic machinery, fruitfulness, greater divergence photoassimilates from source sink; tolerance external vagaries timely harvesting crop ahead weather onslaught. Other than these, brassinosteroids, jasmonates, salicylic acid also applied. The journey starts treatment final harvest. development greatly interacted with ecological environments other farm management practices. Therefore, rates timings adjusted concurrence its architectural developmental habit cycle. usage termed “shotgun” approach realm climate-smart production. This tool is not only cost-effective but ready season. advancing footprints change be mitigated by adaptation strategies considering region-specific scenarios.

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