Etiolation [etiolizace]

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de-etiolace
de-etiolizace
deetiolace
deetiolizace
etiolace

 

De-etiolation
Deetiolation

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Definition

Physical changes in the growth patterns of a plant brought on by sustained absence of light. These changes are characterized by lengthened internodes which produce long weak stems, fewer leaves, and pale yellow color (chlorosis). The physiological basis for etiolation is induction of the phytohormone, AUXIN.

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D064527 MeSH Browser
CUI
M0582165
History note
2014
Public note
2014

Allowable subheadings

DE
drug effects
GE
genetics 1
IM
immunology
PH
physiology
RE
radiation effects

G Phenomena and Processes
G07 Physiological Phenomena 176
G07.345 Growth and Development 247
G07.345.625 Plant Development 151
G07.345.625.124 Etiolation 2
G07.345.625.249 Germination 103
G07.345.625.875 Plant Dormancy 6
G07.345.625.937 Plant Senescence
G07.345.625.968 Vernalization
G15 Plant Physiological Phenomena 158
G15.589 Plant Development 151
G15.589.125 Etiolation 2
G15.589.250 Germination 103
G15.589.500 Plant Senescence
G15.589.750 Vernalization

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