A Short Comprehensive Study on Novel Amino-Compound for Growth and Development of Plants

Abstract

Polyamines (PAs) are aliphatic nitrogenous bases containing two or more amino groups. The impact of polyamines on plants have been observed to play important role in flowering without showing the extreme dwarfism trait, although these can have partially shortened internodes. The floral phenotypes seen included petaloid anthers, stigmoid anthers, extra petals, and green spaghetti. The appearance of the conjugates occurred late in development at both temperatures; however, there clearly was no correlation with flowering per se. On the basis of topping and leaf gro.wth analysis, the authors proposed, however, that the conjugates might be related to the appearance of ripening to flower. Changes in polyamine or polyamine-conjugate levels might be the result of a genetic factor that is independent of the flowering effect. Because of the difficulties in doing appropriate experiments with intact plants, several investigators have turned to analyses of floral initiation and development in organogenic cultures. The present study symbolizes the review of significant impact of Polyamines in promoting growth and development of and lowers Plants.