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Differentiation of shoot is controlled by

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high auxin : cytokinin ratio

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high cytokinin : auxin ratio

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high gibberellin : auxin ration

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high gibberellin : cytokinin ratio.

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The major physiological function of cytokinin is to enhance cell division. In tissue culture the undifferentiated mass of cells formed in the culture tubes is called callus. The callus may remain in the undifferentiated condition or differentiation may take place in this. If it is differentiated, then root and shoot may be formed.
Skoog and Miller had reported that cytokinins induce shoot formation and auxins induce root formation.
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Differentiation of shoot is controlled by
Updated OnApr 28, 2023
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