Фізіологія рослин і генетика 2017, том 49, № 1, 3-14, doi: https://doi.org/10.15407/frg2017.01.003

Резистентність рослин до ауксиноподібних гербіцидів у зв'язку з особливостями механізму їх фітотоксичної дії

Гуральчук Ж.З., Мордерер Є.Ю.

  • Інститут фізіології рослин і генетики Національної академії наук України 03022 Київ, вул. Васильківська, 31/17

Висвітлено проблеми, пов’язані з розвитком і поширенням резистентності рослин до ауксиноподібних гербіцидів (АПГ). Обговорено останні досягнення у розкритті механізмів дії природного й синтетичних ауксинів, можливі шляхи формування резистентності рослин до АПГ.

Ключові слова: ауксиноподібні гербіциди, резистентність, сайти дії

Фізіологія рослин і генетика
2017, том 49, № 1, 3-14

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