Using diagrams and words, describe the experiments performed by the Darwins, Boysen-Jensen & Went on phototropism which demonstrated the role of plant hormones in plant growth and response to the environment.
Darwin's experiments for Phototropism - Darwin illustrated that the factor responsible for the shoots bending towards sunlight, is present in the apex of the shoot not the elongating part. He tested this by:
He concluded that the phototropic influence is exerted by the shoot apex not the elongating region.
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Boysen-Jensen experiments for Phototropism - In an attempt to understand the nature of the chemical that diffuse from the shoot tip to the elongating part, boysen-jensen conducted a series of experiments.
He also observed that placing a thin piece of mica part way into the dark side of the coleoptile restricted any phototropic response whereas placing it into the light side of the region didn't affect the response.
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Went's experiments for phototropism:
He cut the tips of the coleoptiles and placed them on agar blocks in dark, based on the prediction that the absorption of the water-soluble chemical in the agar block will occur. Then he placed it on the tip-less coleoptiles and saw if the effect was observed or not in response to light.
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Using diagrams and words, describe the experiments performed by the Darwins, Boysen-Jensen & Went on phototropism...
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