Higher-yielding crop plants? Plant hormone has dual role in triggering flower formation

Thursday, May 8, 2014 - 18:31 in Biology & Nature

A plant hormone once believed to promote flower formation in annual plants also plays a role in inhibiting flowers from forming. The dual role of this hormone, gibberellin, could be exploited to produce higher-yielding crop plants.

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