Gibberellins are an essential class of phytohormones that play a key role in regulating growth, development, and regenerative processes in crops. For a modern agronomist, understanding the mechanisms of how these compounds affect plant physiology is an essential tool for managing productivity. This selection examines the principles of phytohormone action, their transport in plant tissues, and practical methods of application in intensive crop production—from vegetable growing to viticulture. Knowledge of these processes allows for the effective redirection of nutrients, influence over organ formation, and improvement of overall crop cultivation efficiency.
The materials in this section also cover issues of agrotechnical support, including proper planting, mineral nutrition systems, biological protection, and bush training technologies. The reader will find expert reviews on the use of growth regulators, which help optimize plant development under various conditions—from greenhouse to vineyards. This information will help specialists and practicing gardeners take a comprehensive approach to managing the plant life cycle, ensuring optimal development, recovery, and high yield through a combination of hormonal regulation and the basic principles of quality agricultural practices.