Hormones and hormone-like substances of microorganisms: a review
EA Tsavkelova, SY Klimova, TA Cherdyntseva… - Applied biochemistry …, 2006 - Springer
EA Tsavkelova, SY Klimova, TA Cherdyntseva, AI Netrusov
Applied biochemistry and microbiology, 2006•SpringerData from the literature on the ability of microorganisms to form plant hormones have been
reviewed. The substances covered include abscisic acid, ethylene and other compounds
with phytohormone-like properties (brassinosteroids, oligosaccharines) and analogues of
animal neurotransmitters (biogenic amines). Pathways whereby the substances are
metabolized and their effects on the development and activity (physiological and
biochemical) of the microorganisms are considered. The role of phytohormones and …
reviewed. The substances covered include abscisic acid, ethylene and other compounds
with phytohormone-like properties (brassinosteroids, oligosaccharines) and analogues of
animal neurotransmitters (biogenic amines). Pathways whereby the substances are
metabolized and their effects on the development and activity (physiological and
biochemical) of the microorganisms are considered. The role of phytohormones and …
Abstract
Data from the literature on the ability of microorganisms to form plant hormones have been reviewed. The substances covered include abscisic acid, ethylene and other compounds with phytohormone-like properties (brassinosteroids, oligosaccharines) and analogues of animal neurotransmitters (biogenic amines). Pathways whereby the substances are metabolized and their effects on the development and activity (physiological and biochemical) of the microorganisms are considered. The role of phytohormones and hormone-like substances in the formation of association (microorganism-host) interactions are analyzed. The potential utilities of microorganisms producing hormones and hormone-like substances are discussed.
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