Plant growth and development involves a good coordination of the spacial and temporal organization of organic process, cell enlargement and cell differentiation. Orchestration of those events needs the exchange of signal molecules between the foundation and shoot, which might be laid low with each organic phenomenon and abiotic factors. Plants turn out a large vary of organic compounds as well as sugars, organic acids and vitamins, which might be used as nutrients or signals by microorganism populations. The final biological process pattern in plants depends on indeterminate growth and unvaried organogenesis, characterised by continued organic process within the meristematic regions.
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