Growth is quantitative (measurable in cm or kg), while development is qualitative (functional changes). 2. The Phases of Plant Growth
Auxins (cell elongation), Gibberellins (stem elongation/germination), Cytokinins (cell division). plant growth and development ppt download top
For a beautiful and broad overview, this presentation is excellent. It follows a plant's journey from seed to maturity, covering practical care tips about temperature, humidity, pH, and water needs. Growth is quantitative (measurable in cm or kg),
Found at the tips of roots and shoots. They are responsible for primary growth (length). Gibberellins (stem elongation/germination)
Your slides should illustrate the three distinct zones of growth typically seen in roots and shoots: