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The Uses of Plant Growth Substances
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In this paper, the authors review the uses that have so far been found for the synthetic growth regulators and present a review of the uses of these agents in the agricultural world. But they do not consider the use of synthetic weed-killers in crop production.Abstract:
Few developments in applied biology have been of such immense benefit to the farming world as those arising from the study of plant growth substances. A hundred million acres of clean crops bear annual witness to their value and popularity as selective weed-killers, and it is appropriate that Dr. Templeman, who discovered the first of these, should review the uses that have so far been found for the synthetic growth regulators.read more
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In the beginning: the multiple discovery of the first hormone herbicides
TL;DR: The discovery of the first systemic or hormone herbicides, 2,4-D, 2.4,5-T and MCPA, initiated an agricultural revolution and modern weed science as mentioned in this paper.
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Synthetic Growth Regulators: Potential for Development
TL;DR: Growth regulators appear to have a growing role in integrated pest management which would then appear to be part of a larger system of integrated plant growth management.
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