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https://youtu.be/CPu_Ch7BCFc

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Cytokinins are a class of plant hormones that promote cell division (cytokinesis), in plant roots and shoots. They are primarily involved in cell growth and differentiation. However, they also affect apical dominance, axillary bud growth, and leaf senescence. Cytokinins also affects the direction of organ growth(organogenesis)..

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Cytokinin acts on the axiliary bud. It promotes lateral axiliary bud growth in the shoot

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Cytokinins are often produced in tangent with the hormones for the Auxins group. It is produced directly after a plant is wounded(as it is used in repairs), or whenever a plant needs to make changes in its growth cycle(which depends on the ratio of Cytokinin to Auxin). An example of a stressor would be, as mentioned earlier, damage to the plant

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Root TipsRemovemeristematic region of the roots, developing embryos and crown gall tissues. There is a theory that surface and endophytic bacteria may be the real source of cytokinin.

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Cytokinins