- In
developmental biology,
photomorphogenesis is light-mediated development,
where plant growth patterns respond to the
light spectrum. This is a completely...
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cotyledons exposing the epicotyl. This is also
referred to as
photomorphogenesis. In contrast,
seedlings grown in the dark
develop long hypocotyls...
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called photomorphogenesis,
while shading the
seedlings evokes a
rapid transcriptional response which negatively regulates photomorphogenesis and results...
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plant hormone functions, tropisms,
nastic movements, photoperiodism,
photomorphogenesis,
circadian rhythms,
environmental stress physiology, seed germination...
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includes the
study of photophysics, photochemistry, photosynthesis,
photomorphogenesis,
visual processing,
circadian rhythms, photomovement, bioluminescence...
- of
cotyledon expansion.
Opening of the
apical hook, see Seedling's
photomorphogenesis and
etiolation for details.
Stimulation of
synthesis of anthocyanins...
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Cryptochromes receptors cause plants to
respond to blue
light via
photomorphogenesis. They help
control seed and
seedling development, as well as the switch...
- KD,
Govindjee (eds.).
Concepts in photobiology:
photosynthesis and
photomorphogenesis. Boston:
Kluwer Academic Publishers. pp. 11–51. ISBN 978-0-7923-5519-9...
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affected by the
colour spectrum of light, a
process known as
photomorphogenesis. The
speed of
light in
vacuum is
defined to be
exactly 299 792 458 m/s...
- each day. This can
result in
adaptive changes in a
process known as
photomorphogenesis.
Phytochromes are the
photoreceptors in a
plant that are sensitive...
