Family business: Multiple members of major phytohormone classes orchestrate plant stress responses

Erb, Matthias; Glausser, Gaetan (2010). Family business: Multiple members of major phytohormone classes orchestrate plant stress responses. Chemistry - a European journal, 16(34), pp. 10280-10289. Wiley-VCH 10.1002/chem.201001219

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Low-molecular-weight compounds such as jasmonic, abscisic and salicylic acids are commonly thought to be regulators of plant stress responses. However, it is becoming clear that these molecules, often referred to as phytohormones, are only a part of bigger groups of compounds with biological activity. We propose that the concept of "hormone families" may help to better understand plant physiological responses by taking into account not only the alleged main regulators, but also their precursors, conjugates and catabolites. Novel approaches to profile potentially active compounds in plants are discussed.

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