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The effect of exogenous gibberellin (GA 3 ) on shoot apical meristem activity in conifer vegetative buds was investigated by spraying 0 or 0.1% GA 3  on the foliage of first-year Scots pine ( Pinus sylvestris  L.) seedlings twice weekly for 9 weeks during development of the terminal long-shoot bud. Exogenous GA 3  promoted mitotic activity in the apical zone, thereby increasing both the rate and duration of cataphyll formation and giving rise to a higher and wider apical meristem. The increase in number of cataphylls increased the number of axillary meristems, which developed as short-shoot buds.

Foliar application of GA 3 during terminal long-shoot bud development stimulates shoot apical meristem activity in Pinus sylvestris seedlings