Synthesis of 6-benzylaminopurine and the study of biological active properties of cotton C-6424 plants

Abstract

6-Benzylaminopurine is a broad-spectrum plant growth regulator, able to rejuvenate plants, bring plants out of dormancy, cause the formation of lateral shoots and root shoots, stimulates the formation of chlorophyll and positively affects photosynthesis, making the leaf darker and greener, stronger, in many crops are able, with out-of-root processing of green fruits and berries, to somewhat postpone the ripening time in favor of size and weight. The variety of heterocyclic compounds is due to the possibility of variations: the number and nature of heteroatoms in a molecule, the ring size, the degree of unsaturation, which determines the presence or absence of aromaticity, and the possibility of the existence of condensed structures. The main attention in the methodological development is given to the most common methods of synthesis and the chemical properties of the main classes of aromatic heterocyclic structures. This choice is due to the fact that it is aromatic heterocycles that exhibit specific chemical properties inherent only to these classes of compounds, while the properties of saturated structures or unsaturated non-aromatic heterocycles, as a rule, are similar to their acyclic analogs.