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The effects of drought and partial root drying (PRD) on shoot and root growth  was assessed in the wild type Ailsa Craig (WT) and the flacca tomato mutant  deficient in the plant hormone ABA. Our results show that drought had an  inhibitory effect on shoot growth in flacca and especially in WT; the most  profound effect was observed in FI (full irrigation), then PRD and the  smallest in D plants. Root development in both WT and flacca was stimulated  after the 3rd day of the experiment following a decrease in the soil water  content. On the 11th day of the experiment, when the soil water content was  reduced by about 50% of full irrigation (FI), the root density was increased  in the drying part of the PDR and on both sides of the drought treatment. On  the basis of these results it can be assumed that increased root density and  root length represent an adaptation or root adjustment to drought conditions

Effects of different drought treatments on root and shoot development of the tomato wild type and flacca mutant