plant hormones 1
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- What environmental stimuli do plants respond to in order to survive?
- How do plants respond to stimuli compared to animals?
- Why do plants grow their shoots towards the light?
- Why do plants grow their roots downwards?
- What do plants rely on entirely to respond to their environment?
- Do plant hormones act locally or throughout the entire organism?
- Which plant hormones control growth at the ends of shoots and roots?
- After production in the tips, how do auxins move along the shoot or root?
- What effect do auxins have on shoots?
- What effect do auxins have on roots?
- What is the name for a plant's response to light?
- What is the name for a plant's response to gravity?
- Where do auxins accumulate in relation to light?
- Where do auxins accumulate in relation to gravity?
- Are shoots positively or negatively phototropic?
- Are shoots positively or negatively geotropic?
- Why does a shoot curve towards the light when auxin accumulates on the shaded side?
- How does gravity affect auxin distribution in a shoot lying horizontally?
- Why does a shoot curve upwards when auxin accumulates on its lower side due to gravity?
- Are roots positively or negatively phototropic?
- Are roots positively or negatively gravitropic?
- What happens when roots are exposed to light?
- Why does a root curve downwards when auxins accumulate on its lower shaded side?
- If a root is horizontal, how does gravity affect its growth?
- Why does the upper side of a horizontal root grow faster due to gravity?