brassinosteroids

Brassinosteroids are plant hormones that regulate growth and development.

They influence cell elongation, division, and differentiation throughout a plant's life cycle—from seed germination to flowering.

First isolated from pollen of the mustard family, brassinosteroids are now known to occur in nearly all plant tissues and to help plants respond to environmental stress.

hormone-crosstalk

auxins

Plant growth hormones

strigolactones

development

organogenesis

Embryonic tissue becoming structures

germination · flowering · senescence · meristem · xylem · phloem · photomorphogenesis · gravitropism

biochemistry

biosynthesis

Living production of molecules

metabolites · pathway · kinase · phosphorylation · synthase · substrate · degradation · catabolism · sterol · precursor

agriculture

drought-tolerance

Capacity to endure aridity

biomass

Categories
Opposites
plant hormone function

brassinosteroidsABA

Lawyers' professional body

ethylene · salicylic acid · stress hormones

steroid classification

brassinosteroidscorticosteroids

Inflammation-suppressing steroid medications

androgens · estrogens · cholesterol

Family

Brassica, steroid, steroids, steroidal

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