Secondary Growth in Woody Plants
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सेकेंडरी ग्रोथ किस प्रक्रिया में समाहित है?

  • स्थूलीकरण
  • पत्तियाँ गढ़ना (correct)
  • तनाव
  • खाद्य पदार्थ अंतरण
  • कैंबियम जोन किस प्रक्रिया के दौरान बनता है?

  • सेकेंडरी फ्लोएम
  • फोलैम
  • सेकेंडरी जाइलेम (correct)
  • प्राथमिक जाइलेम और फ्लोएम
  • किस हार्मोन का सेकेंडरी ग्रोथ पर महत्वपूर्ण प्रभाव होता है?

  • एतिलीन
  • गिबेरैलिन (correct)
  • साइटोकिनिन
  • ऑक्सिन
  • क्या है सहायक-पहुंच-पुस्तिका (BOP) जीन की मुख्य कार्यक्षेत्र?

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    सेकेंडरी ग्रोथ में कौन-कौन से कोशिकाएं उत्पन्न होती हैं?

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    सुप्रसिद्ध होने वाले द्विआयामी वृद्धि के किस परिणाम का संभावनात्मक संबंध होता है?

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    सेकेंडरी वृद्धि में इपिजेनेटिक मेकेनिज्म का क्या महत्व है?

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    सेकेंडरी वृद्धि का महत्व क्या है मानवों के लिए?

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    सेकेंडरी वृद्धि की प्रक्रिया किसे प्रमुख कारकों, सहमत होने पर, रुपांतरित करती है?

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    सेकेंडरी वृद्धि के मॉलेकुलर और जीनेटिक स्तर पर समझना क्‍्््््््््््््््््््््््््््््््** की क्‍््््््‍्‍‍‍्‍‍‍‍लिए क्‍्‍‍ क्‍्‍‍**नकामना होती है?

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    Study Notes

    Secondary Growth: Building Plant Strength

    Secondary growth, a vital process in woody plants, involves the thickening of stems and roots to increase their girth and improve their mechanical strength. This phenomenon produces secondary xylem, a key component of wood, and phloem, which transports sugars and signaling molecules.

    The Cambium and Its Origin

    Secondary growth initiates when procambial cells between primary xylem and phloem begin to divide, forming the cambium. This cambial zone continues to divide, producing two new cell layers: xylem cells, which provide structural support and transport water, and phloem cells, which facilitate sugar and signaling molecule transport.

    The Xylem-Phloem Balance

    In eudicots and gymnosperms, secondary growth is observed in stems, roots, and hypocotyl, the embryonic stem joining the root and shoot. As plants grow, the cambium generates more secondary xylem than phloem, resembling wood formation. However, in the hypocotyl, a different phase occurs, where phloem and xylem production is more evenly balanced.

    Hormonal Control of Secondary Growth

    Gibberellins (GAs) and auxins play crucial roles in secondary growth regulation. GAs stimulate cambium activity and xylem expansion, while auxins define early cambial organizers. The BLADE-ON-PETIOLE (BOP) genes, essential regulators of vegetative and reproductive development, also influence secondary growth in Arabidopsis.

    Factors Influencing Secondary Growth

    Secondary growth is influenced by various factors, including plant size, environmental conditions, and developmental stage. For example, in Arabidopsis, the intensity of secondary growth depends on the plant's height and exposure to short-day conditions.

    Epigenetics and Secondary Growth

    Epigenetic mechanisms, such as DNA methylation and histone modifications, are involved in the regulation of secondary growth. These processes contribute to the maintenance of cambium activity and tissue differentiation.

    The Role of Secondary Growth

    Secondary growth is essential in producing wood and pulp, which are vital resources for humans. This process contributes to plant shape and form, and it is also the most environmentally cost-effective renewable source of energy.

    In conclusion, secondary growth is a fundamental process in plants, leading to the formation of wood and the increase in radial plant thickness. This process is regulated by various factors, including hormones, gene expression, and environmental conditions, and it provides structure, support, and resources for humans. Understanding secondary growth at the molecular and genetic levels is essential for improving plant breeding and engineering efforts.

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    Explore the process of secondary growth in woody plants, including the formation of secondary xylem and phloem, hormonal regulation, and its importance in plant strength and resource production.

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