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The role of the CLE peptides especially in plant root growth and development has been established in plenty of scientific papers. The role of the first one established CLE peptide - CLV3p also seems to be clear in shoot apical meristem maintenance. However it is not so clear how it influences on root growth. It is well known, that about 1μM of the chemically synthetic peptide analog inhibit the root growth of the 14 days after germination plants. In this study we have tested two hypotheses. First, how the much lower concentration of this peptide or its absence could affect the root growth. Second, is the well known root growth inhibition effect could be observed during the early Arabidopsis growth stages. We have found no much difference in root length between wt and clv3-2 seedlings on 4th day after germination, but statistically clear difference on the 7th and 8th day. We have tested influence of the Arabidopsis thaliana chemically synthesized CLV3p on root growth in concentrations from 1fM to 1μM. Surprisingly, very low concentrations of the CLV3p have inhibited the root growth of the seedlings at the early stage of the primary root growth. We can suggest, that CLV3p do control root development at the early growth stages in very low directly supplied concentrations. The mechanisms of these effects remain to be unclear, but we are still looking for them.