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Plant hormone  It has been defined as organic substance produced naturally in the higher plants, controlling growth or other physiological functions at a site remote from its place of production and active in minute amounts. Plant growth regulator  These are defined as organic compounds other than nutrients which in small amount promotes / inhibit or modify any physiological response in plants and they are artificially synthesized. PreviousNextEnd

 Hormones usually more within plant from a site of production to site of action.  There are 5 classes of phytohormones. They are.  Auxins  Gibberlins  Cytokinins  Abscisic acid &  Ethylene PreviousNextEnd

 Growth regulators are applied in the form of paste and solution. The concentration of the chemical varies with plant species and types of cutting and method of application.  IAA, IBA and NAA are used to induce rooting of cuttings. a) Soak Method:  10 to 100 ppm for hours called soak method. b) Quick Dip Method  1000 to 5000 ppm for 5 seconds. Some growth regulators are used in layering, grafting and budding for getting high success. PreviousNextEnd

 GA significantly accelerates seed germination in many plant species. Pre soaking the seed with GA such as bhendi and sugar beet increase germination. 3. Induction of Flowering:  Plant growth regulators like NAA at 10 to 50 ppm induces early flowering in pine apple. 2, 4 D at 6 to 10 ppm has induced flowering in pine apple.  Flowering can be delayed by 1 to 2 weeks by NAA at 200 to 800 ppm application in apple, cherries, pears, peaches, and plums. PreviousNextEnd

 Plant growth regulators can change the sex of the flowers. Male sterility can be induced in corn by MH (Maleic Hydrozide).  It is used in plant breeding for induction of male sterility.  Application of NAA, IAA and GA at 50 to 100 ppm increases female flowers in cucurbits, (pumpkin & cucumber) to get more yield. 5. Flower and Fruit Thinning:  Many fruit trees produce heavy flowering and fruit in one year and few in next year. By using growth regulators the normal bearing can be maintained. Spraying NAA at 5 to 10 ppm and NAA at 5 to 7 ppm helps thinning of apple, peaches and grapes. PreviousNextEnd

 Flower and fruit drop is a problem in many fruit crops.  Application of NAA ppm in mango, citrus and chilies reduces fruit drop by preventing formation of abscission layer. 7. Fruit Development:  Application of ppm GA in grapes increases the berry size. 8. Early Maturity:  Early maturity fetches higher prices in the market.  In pineapple, application of 20 ppm NAA induces early flowering and early maturing at least by two months.  Spraying of 50 ppm NAA reduces maturity in grapes, use of 250 – 400 ppm of Ethrel induces early maturity in ber. 6. Pre Harvest Drop Of Fruits PreviousNextEnd

 Fruits like mango, banana, papaya ripe after harvest.  Dipping of fruits in ppm Ethrel solution induces golden yellow colour to fruit. 10. Delayed Maturity: o Delay in ripening is required when fruits are to be sent to long distance market. o Dipping of fruit in 2,4-D, 2,4- 5- T or MH- 40 extends storage life of fruits. 9. Early Ripening and Colour Development PreviousNextEnd

11. Sprouting of Bud:  Ethrel, GA, thiourea, IBA and Cyotkininn, sprays induce sprouting of buds. 12. Breaking of Dormancy:  GA, Ethrel and NAA are used in breaking dormancy in seeds and buds. PreviousNextEnd