Abstract
Because of the paucity of data concerning thigmomorphogenesis, all aspects of the phenomenon were under study, although the role of ethylene mediation was central to the approach. Although this report must necessarily point to a specific time in ongoing research, several aspects of the study reached at least temporary stopping points and were therefore written and submitted for publication. These are identified. Other papers which are currently in preparation, but not yet submitted, are also identified. The phenomenon of thigmomorphogenesis is divided into the sensory function, transduction step(s) and the response function.
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Claim · model-written summary
Thigmomorphogenesis is divided into sensory, transduction, and response functions.
- Taxon
- plantsViridiplantaet0
- Outcome
- sensory function, transduction step(s) and the response functione0
Verbatim
e0“The phenomenon of thigmomorphogenesis is divided into the sensory function, transduction step(s) and the response function.”
t0“thigmomorphogenesis in plants”