Gibberellins are the leaves and roots that form in the baby plant seed. Gibberellins are also responsible for protein synthesis, which is the building of protein for basic life purposes. Gibberellins are used commercially to promote flowering and fruit development because of their growth stimulation. Cytokinins are a group of natural plant chemicals found in endosperms, the nutritive tissue of embryonic seeds, and in the development of fruit. The cytokinin zeatin, in conjunction with auxins, stimulates cell division, particularly for shoot growth.
Cytokinins also maintain cell growth, differentiation, and division.
Inhibitors are hormones that inhibit plant growth. Some inhibitors make the plant leaves fall off in the Autumn. Other inhibitors prevent the formation of buds in cold seasons. Ethylene makes fruit ripen which inhibits certain plants from maturing fully. All plants need a fitting place to call home.