The book "Phytohormones, their analogues and antagonists as herbicides and plant growth regulators" edited by Zakharichev B. In. is a unique publication that immerses the reader in the fascinating and complex world of plant physiology and agronomy. The complex processes occurring in plants and their interaction with the environment are becoming more understandable due to in-depth analysis of phytohormones - key molecules that regulate the growth and development of plants. This work collects the work of leading scientists and experts in the field of agronomy and biology, making it a valuable source of knowledge for both professionals and students studying plant biology. The book will be of interest not only to agronomists and biologists, but also to everyone who is fond of horticulture, ecology and sustainable agriculture. It will become an indispensable tool for researchers, students and practitioners seeking to deepen their knowledge of the mechanisms that govern plant growth and their response to external factors. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues: from the basics of phytohormonal regulation to the use of synthetic analogues as herbicides and growth regulators. The reader will learn about how hormones such as auxins, cytokines, and gibberellins affect plant development, as well as how their antagonists can be used to control growth and protect against pests. This knowledge can be particularly useful for farmers and gardeners seeking to optimize their plant practices and increase yields. The style of the author and editors of the book is distinguished by scientific rigor and accessibility. They skillfully combine theoretical aspects with practical examples, which allows the reader not only to understand, but also to apply the knowledge gained in practice. Zakharychiv V. In. — a well-known scientist in the field of agronomy, who previously published many works on phytohormones and their effects on plants His experience and in-depth knowledge make this book especially valuable for anyone interested in modern methods of agronomy. The Phytohormones , their analogues and antagonists as herbicides and plant growth regulators" will become an indispensable source of information for all who wants to understand the intricacies of the interaction of plants and their hormones , As well as ,. who are looking for effective ways to manage plant growth and development in the context of modern agriculture. If you are looking for information on how phytohormones can change the approach to agronomy, or want to learn about new methods of controlling pests and plant diseases, this publication will be your reliable assistant. The book will also be of interest to those who study ecosystems and seek to understand how hormonal processes affect plant biodiversity and sustainability. Do not miss the opportunity to expand your knowledge of phytohormones and their role in agronomy by reading this fascinating and informative book It will not only enrich your knowledge, but also inspire new research and experiments in the field of botany and agronomy.