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Plant Growth Regulation [electronic resource] : An International Journal on Plant Growth and Development / edited by Zhong-Hua Chen.

Contributor(s): Material type: Continuing resourcePublisher: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer.Description: online resourceISSN:
  • 1573-5087
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Printed version: : No titleOnline resources: Summary: Plant Growth Regulation aims to explore the biology and mechanisms of plant growth and development, their regulation, and the physiological and environmental factors that influence these processes with a focus on phytohormones, stress physiology, and plant-microbe interactions. Studies submitted to the journal should present work that investigates biological questions using a variety of approaches including molecular, genetic, environmental, developmental, biophysical, omics, and physiological methods. Reviews on timely and relevant advances in plant growth and development are also welcome. The journal also considers opinions and perspectives for publication. The journal publishes studies that provide biological insights, and is unlikely to consider manuscripts that present only tissue culture work, or purely descriptive in nature. .
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Plant Growth Regulation aims to explore the biology and mechanisms of plant growth and development, their regulation, and the physiological and environmental factors that influence these processes with a focus on phytohormones, stress physiology, and plant-microbe interactions. Studies submitted to the journal should present work that investigates biological questions using a variety of approaches including molecular, genetic, environmental, developmental, biophysical, omics, and physiological methods. Reviews on timely and relevant advances in plant growth and development are also welcome. The journal also considers opinions and perspectives for publication. The journal publishes studies that provide biological insights, and is unlikely to consider manuscripts that present only tissue culture work, or purely descriptive in nature. .

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